Our guide to the best Halloween parties, Day of the Dead events, and fall fun happening in the Portland metro area this weekend.
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Our guide to the best Halloween parties, Day of the Dead events, and fall fun happening in the Portland metro area this weekend.
Here’s what all to keep on your radar this weekend (Oct 24 – 26). You can press your own cider, take in a free double feature, or u-pick a pumpkin.
Welcome to your weekend rundown! Whether you’re into knitting, theater, bluegrass, or gardening (or none of the above!), we’ve got you covered.
You could spend your weekend sipping seasonal ales at the Zoo, enjoying a Jaws-themed musical, watching the Ducks game at a Hop Festival, or running a 5K.
In today’s Newsroom Report: a mistakenly-released murder suspect, a card skimming warning, and an update on “one of the most contaminated nuclear sites in the world."
This weekend offers improvised Elizabethan comedy, cosmic banjo music, and a Godzilla screening. There’s also an anime rave and a “swashbuckling adventure” set to the symphony.
In today’s Newsroom Report: tree-killing beetles invade Oregon, a reckless driver avoids jail time, and goats get a gig on the green.
Today’s Newsroom Report has a coffee shop asbestos warning, a Portland-themed corn maze, and info on our city’s new AI-powered recycling plant.
Today’s Newsroom Report has cool ways to save money on your wedding, security video from last month’s stabbing outside the Central Library, and a fake explosive device.
In today’s Newsroom Report: fall weather has arrived, police are using drones as first responders, and our investigators share a helpful resource for local nurses.
This weekend’s offerings include dragon boat races, a vampire masquerade ball, a garlic festival, a pickleball showdown, and two Oktoberfests.
Today’s Newsroom Report has an update on the cougar situation out in Corvallis, and insight on how a local school district is reckoning with AI.
In today’s Newsroom Report: dogs with dream jobs, a katana attack, and local scientists work to find a cure for HIV.
This Labor Day weekend, we’ve got flower festivals, a vinyl sidewalk sale, paranormal tours, free concerts, and a chance for rain.
Today’s Newsroom Report features an innovative local farm and a program that helps older kids navigate the world after foster care.
In today’s Newsroom Report: an Oregon rite of passage faces budget cuts, and the owner of a roadside zoo faces 371 criminal charges. Plus, a reminder to use candles safely.
Today’s Newsroom Report has updates on a 1958 cold case, a 2024 missing person investigation, and a mysterious workplace arrest.
In today’s Newsroom Report: the school year is coming in hot! And a local vineyard takes a creative approach to protect its grapes from the heat.
This weekend offers opportunities to party with tribute bands, see the Portland Pickles documentary, try Ukrainian food, and compete for "best beard."
In today’s Newsroom Report: an update on a campsite homicide, details on a $20k crash, and an inside look at a $253 million new school.
In today’s Newsroom Report: a suspect flees a bank robbery on a bike, an underwater volcano is due for an eruption, and a giant tree’s been on fire since Saturday.
In today’s Newsroom Report: robots are monitoring our forests, Marion County sues for clarification, and the City of Portland welcomes a new fire chief.
This weekend you can cuddle with kittens (or goats), watch some racing bikes (or Soapbox Derby cars), and take home a free mask of John Malkovich (or a mystery plant).
In today’s Newsroom Report: insight on the Blazers’ new owner, a warning about the Willamette, and last calls for two beloved Portland bars.
In today’s Newsroom Report: a suspicious device is destroyed at an outlet mall, the City of Portland shares details on its adopted budget, and the opening of In-N-Out’s first WA location nears.
In today’s Newsroom Report: the Ducks get a new ranking, the OR DEQ is suspending its EV rebate program, and the heat advisory continues.
Ever wonder how the Zoo keeps its underwater habitats clean? Curious what was going on along SE Division last night? Need a spot to avoid today’s heat? Find out in today’s Newsroom Report.
