Historic Highway closure cuts key connection to Columbia River Gorge rides
No bikes allowed through either. And no timeline for reopening.
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Neighborhoods demand action after another person is killed crossing Powell Blvd
“There’s no reason this stretch of Powell should still be a death trap.”
Police have made 85 traffic arrests in our region since Friday night
They pulled over 1,213 people and wrote 730 citations.
Get ready for the revolution at Bike Happy Hour this week
Folks from the Revolutionary Bicycle Club will join us to share what they’ve been up to, and Matt Zajack will bring one of his Traffic Monitor devices for show-and-tell.
Portlander creates AI-powered device to monitor street health
Once installed and set up, the device can detect just about anything that happens on a street.
Iconic shop Fat Tire Farm announces closure after 40 years
Portlanders are reacting with shock and sadness at the news.
Dispatch from Geneva, with encouragement for Portland
What it looks like when a city gets serious about livability.
Monday Roundup: ‘User pays’ myth, Tesla turning point, Toronto’s tragedy, and more
The most notable stories we came across in the past seven days.
Is ‘Bikehangar’ a residential parking solution for Portland?
“Being able to have secure bike parking in front is really nice and convenient.”
Man who used his truck as a weapon convicted of attempted murder
Frederick Moore killed Vincent Timothy with his truck on June 6th, 2022 outside of Eastport Plaza Shopping Center on SE 82nd and Center Street.
Sunday Parkways will expand to four events and return downtown this season
It’s the first time downtown has been on the schedule since 2019.
Bike projects at risk with Trump Admin’s latest language purge
The USDOT doesn’t want any federal dollars going toward bike infrastructure, transportation equity, and so on.