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Good Morning News: No Recount for Cops’ Raid on Climate Funds, Imprisoned Portland Protestor Speaks to the Mercury, and Trump’s Former Labor Secretary Did What?by Jeremiah Hayden
If you appreciate the Mercury‘s interesting and useful news & culture reporting, consider making a small monthly contribution to support our editorial team. Your donation is tax-deductible. […]
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Honoring the fallen: Charity golf event set for Lost Tracks in Bendby Mark Morical
Lost Tracks Golf Club in Bend will host a charity golf tournament on Thursday, Sept. 10, benefitting Folds of Honor, a nonprofit that provides scholarships to the spouses and children
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Astoria’s Ward 3 race: One incumbent, one challengerby none
Incumbent Elisabeth Adams will face a challenger as she looks to secure a second, four-year term on the Astoria City Council in November’s general election. The race for the Ward
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Lindsay Clancy murder trial ends in hung jury, defense demands stay of mistrial declarationby Caroline Jaime, Laura Ingle, Safia Samee Ali, and Marty Hobe
The judge in the Lindsay Clancy murder case announced Friday he was declaring a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. However, when defense attorney Kevin Reddington […]
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Ex-Labor Secretary Chavez-DeRemer oversaw 'toxic … and humiliating' work environment: New watchdog reportby JILL COLVIN Associated Press
Former Labor Secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer oversaw a “toxic, intimidating and humiliating” work environment and engaged in numerous violations of department policy, according to a new report from […]
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Cannabis ads can shape expectations for sex, Washington State University study findsby Michaela Bourgeois
Cannabis advertisements can influence some consumer's expectations for sex, according to a new Washington State University study.
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Test of Faith: Portlander Begins Federal Prison Sentence for Assaulting an ICE Officerby Taylor Griggs
On a Monday afternoon last July, Jacob Hoopes appeared in court for the first time. A few days prior, he’d woken up to find armed FBI agents outside his Portland home. They handcuffed Hoopes and […]
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Recreational burning to reopen in Sisters, Cloverdale fire districtsby Michael Kohn
Recreational burning will reopen Saturday in the Sisters-Camp Sherman and Cloverdale fire districts. During the peak of the summer fire season, several local fire agencies banned all burning, […]
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Editorial cartoon for 9/6by none
Editorial cartoon for 9/6
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Guest column: : Judge the power, not the partyby none
We are bracing to endure the countless ads, promises, and false narratives in the midterms. Before backing a promise, consider what authority it confers, what costs it conceals, what outcomes
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8-foot Sasquatch sculpture coming to Portland as part of Geek Week PDXby Jashayla Pettigrew
This will be Geek Week's first Sasquatch scavenger hunt, but “Chief Goblin Wrangler” David Raycroft revealed it likely won't be the last.
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Guest column: Proposed Bend registration and vacancy fees don’t help affordabilityby none
Bend’s housing problem is real. The city’s HOME Committee report says Bend needs 21,168 additional homes affordable to households below 120% of area median income by 2045. The Council has
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Craig Robinson stand-up, Art in the Pearl among Portland weekend eventsby Jashayla Pettigrew
Known for his role as “Darryl Philbin” in “The Office,” Craig Robinson is embarking on a stand-up tour.
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Onslaught Is a B-Movie on a Bigger Budgetby HR Smith
It is a truth universally acknowledged that no matter how many films there are about a small band of people being killed by a bad thing in a remote location, there always seems to be room for another […]
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In AI world, Oregon’s Laika makes handmade wondersby none
NEW YORK — Travis Knight, the chief executive of the stop-motion animation studio Laika, wasn’t prepared for the response to the teaser for his new film, “Wildwood.”Almost immediately, it went
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Commercial matsutake mushroom season opens Sept. 8by Michael Kohn
Commercial matsutake mushroom harvesting on the Deschutes National Forest will run from Sept. 8 through Nov. 8. A commercial permit is required for anyone harvesting matsutake mushrooms for resale. […]
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Person shot, killed after confrontation with Canby police at apartment complexby Kaitlin Flanigan
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- A person was shot and killed by police in Canby late Thursday night, authorities announced Friday morning. Officers responded to an apartment complex on Sequoia Parkway for a […]
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Drying, warming trend underway around Portlandby Josh Cozart
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- A gradual warming and drying trend will start taking shape across the Pacific Northwest on Friday. A few breaks in the clouds will give way to some sunshine throughout the […]
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Women on parole face higher rates of mental health, housing challengesby Amanda Watford
Women on parole report higher rates of housing instability, poor health and serious mental health and substance use disorders than men on parole and women who weren’t on parole, according to a new […]
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Skirmish on banks of the Willamette reminds us Oregon cities face challenging fiscal futureby Tim Nesbitt
Oregon cities have become the stepchildren of a state government that claims the lion’s share of revenues from economic growth while leaving local governments to cope with the civic needs of their […]
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Risky business: Is Bend maxed out on food carts?by Sydney Seymour
Food carts have been a staple in Bend for over a decade. The arrival of new carts and another pod on the horizon suggests the scene still has room to
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