The "Portland Frog," real name Seth Todd, quickly became The Resistance’s hero. Todd gained attention for protesting in an ...

Stone Creek Elementary held an Inflate-a-thon, with teachers and staff racing to the finish line in inflatable costumes.

When you're paddling in cold water, with cold weather, or both, nothing provides better protection and comfort than a dry ...

The Tiverton Yacht Club is sponsoring its 14th Penguin Plunge at Grinnell's Beach on Thursday, Jan. 1. The public is invited ...

Decorations are fun until they choose violence,' and Janine learned that lesson the hard way. While walking through her front yard, she didn't see the danger waiting below. She missed the rope ...

When the year began, we penciled into our publication calendar the idea to finish 2025 by naming a Portlander of the Year. By ...

The cable bridge was closed Saturday morning for one of the Tri-Cities’ most popular holiday traditions as runners and walkers or all ages and abilities crossed from Kennewick to Pasco in the 10K, 5K ...

Senior High School students celebrated with a "Carnival Games" theme. Read how this festive tradition brought holiday joy to the campus.

Santas, elves, and even an inflatable shark blew off the cobwebs in the icy North Sea as the annual Boxing Day dip returned.

Mascots aren't just tacky costumes anymore, they're the next frontier in the world of sport branding, writes Mike Perry.

There’s still more growing, healing, loving and protecting to do, so here are the things I’m carrying into 2026, writes Heidi Stevens.