Manager of Mt. Hood Skibowl killed while bicycling down Timberline Hwy
Hendrickson leaves behind a family that includes two young children. The driver failed to yield before turning.
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Protestors shout down officials at road safety press conference
Anger and frustration about Portland deadly roadways — and a feeling that local officials have not done enough in response to it — has been simmering (and at times boiling over) for months. At a press conference Monday morning at City Hall, that anger revealed itself in the voices and actions of several protestors who … Read more
Comment of the Week: stopping the death spiral
Will we ever find the political will?
Pedalpalooza Photo Gallery: Murder, She Rode ride
The mayor of Cabot Cove, Maine wants to demolish several beloved landmarks in order to make more room for cars — and local crime novelist and amateur detective Jessica Fletcher uncovers a disturbing set of clues that ultimately puts a stop to his dastardly plan. That was the set-up for the delightful Murder, She Rode … Read more
Monday Roundup: Climate dads, social isolation, Minneapolis secrets, and more
The most notable stories our writers and readers came across in the past seven days.
PBOT announces multi-agency press conference to address rise in traffic deaths
PBOT says a new report about traffic deaths will be the focus of the event.
A run-in with the ‘Armed Cyclist’
James Whelan is packing heat while pedaling — and he wants everyone to know about it.
Opinion: Portland must take actions to stop grim traffic toll
Who will take substantive actions and give me something to write instead of just another op-ed?
Federal funding for Eagle Creek Staircase replacement moves forward
The funding will help the project qualify for larger federal grants.
Family Biking: A cop admonished me for taking the lane
Shannon was doing nothing wrong; but the officer chose to pull her over instead of the driver who passed her.
Weekend Event Guide: Pee Wee Herman, bees, stationery, and more
Whatever you are interested in, there’s probably a ride for it.
City says developer must build wider sidewalk at site of Jeanie Diaz death
City will use its permitting authority to make developer pay for a 12-foot sidewalk corridor.