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Amtrak has suspended its train service between Seattle and Portland indefinitely following a warehouse fire. Due to this disruption, buses are currently replacing several lines of train travel in the region.

Northwest Natural Holding Company reported a profit of $600,000 and revenue of $243.6 million in its second quarter, with earnings at 1 cent per share. The report was generated by Automated Insights using data from Zacks Investment Research.

A federal judge indicated she may order the Pentagon to resume reviewing wind energy projects, which are required for FAA approvals. The Trump administration's Department of Defense paused reviews in 2025, citing national security concerns, but plaintiffs argue this violates statutory deadlines and hinders wind energy development.

Shoals Technologies Group Inc. reported second-quarter net income of $12.1 million (7 cents per share) and adjusted earnings of 12 cents per share, surpassing Wall Street expectations. The company also posted revenue of $163.4 million, exceeding forecasts, and provided revenue guidance for the current quarter and full year.

Amtrak Cascades train service between Seattle and Portland is temporarily suspended due to a warehouse fire in Portland.

A mass shooting occurred at a home in Portland’s Cully neighborhood, killing one adult and injuring five others, including a teenager. The incident happened early Sunday at the 5800 block of Northeast Alberta Street, with no arrests made and suspect details withheld.

A mass shooting at a home in Portland’s Cully neighborhood killed one adult and injured five others, including a teenager. The incident occurred on Northeast Alberta Street, with no arrests made and investigators urging the public to provide information via case number 26-224255.

Lucas Philips, a 29-year-old CEO, acquired a niche automotive interior manufacturer and increased its revenue from over $1 million to $3 million in five years. He learned a costly lesson when renting a convertible Mustang instead of a Camry led to a $320,000 acquisition price for a rural Oregon shop, up from an initial $40,000 quote.

A cat rescue in Portland (PDX) reports receiving repetitive, identical direct messages on Facebook after posting a boosted ad for a 'forget me not' cat. The messages ask about the cat's personality, adoption process, or meeting the cat before adoption, leading the rescue to suspect bot activity or a scam. The concern is shared with other rescues via a Reddit post.

Sophie Cunningham, a member of the Indiana Fever WNBA team, states she is not concerned about recent rallies opposing transgender participation in women’s sports distracting her team. Rallies in Portland and Seattle supported her stance against transgender athletes in women’s sports, though Cunningham claims she is uninvolved in organizing them. A co-owner of the Seattle Storm was fined after an incident with Cunningham supporters, and a ballot initiative in Washington seeks to bar transgender students from girls’ athletics.

Portland General Electric Co. reported second-quarter net income of $68 million, or 59 cents per share, with adjusted earnings of 64 cents per share that met Wall Street expectations.

A new Maine law limits state and local law enforcement cooperation with federal immigration officials, restricting information sharing and detainer requests. Exceptions exist for criminal investigations and public safety concerns. The law takes effect alongside measures restricting immigration officers' access to schools, libraries, and tenant information.

Maine's new law restricts state and local law enforcement from cooperating with federal immigration officials, including limits on sharing personal information and holding individuals for ICE. Exceptions exist for criminal investigations and public safety concerns, while similar measures apply to schools, healthcare facilities, and tenant privacy.

Troy Jackson has been selected to replace Platner as the Democratic nominee for the Maine Senate race. He spoke at a 'Fighting Oligarchy' campaign rally with Senator Bernie Sanders in Portland, Maine on May 25, 2026.

Democrats are expected to nominate Troy Jackson in a crucial Maine Senate race. Jackson was seen at a 'Fighting Oligarchy' event with Graham Platner, a Senate candidate.

Prosthetics, particularly ocular prosthetics, are increasingly being used as tools for creative self-expression. A Portland-based eye maker is creating designs that help clients view themselves in a new light, as part of a coverage series exploring the intersection of health and arts.

Reed College in Portland has agreed to implement sweeping reforms as part of a settlement addressing antisemitism. The reforms include updating the college's discrimination policy to prohibit targeting Jews based on their Zionist identity and establishing an external monitor to ensure compliance with civil rights law.

Shenna Bellows ended her Senate bid in Maine as Jackson gained momentum. A candidate debate occurred last week in Portland, Maine.

A Portland man was convicted of reckless homicide by a Sumner County jury for the February 2025 fatal shooting of a 19-year-old. The conviction followed a trial in the case involving the death of the young victim.

A Portland man was arrested after police found more than 7 ounces of marijuana, pills believed to be meth, and illegal kratom in his backpack during a trespass call response.

Trevor Ethan Choate was convicted of reckless homicide in Sumner County, Tennessee, for a 2025 firearm incident that killed a 19-year-old. He faces up to four years in prison and will be sentenced on August 10.

A man wanted on attempted criminal homicide and firearm-related charges in Davidson County was arrested during a traffic stop in Portland last week. The arrest relates to a Hermitage shooting.

Protesters in Maine demanded an end to ICE operations following the fatal shooting of Colombian national Johan Sebastián Durán Guerrero by an ICE agent. Demonstrations in Biddeford and Portland included calls for accountability, while arguments erupted outside an ICE facility in Scarborough.

A man accused of shooting a person at a Hermitage car wash earlier this year was arrested in Portland during a traffic stop. The incident occurred earlier this year, and the arrest took place in Portland.

Jaylen Harris, a man wanted for murder in Oregon, was extradited to Portland from Portsmouth, Virginia, where he was released from jail then immediately rearrested. A judge ruled his constitutional rights were violated due to delays in the extradition process.

Denver cyclists are addressing debris in bike lanes by proposing a bicycle-powered street sweeper. The Denver Department of Transportation and Infrastructure currently uses two sweepers, cleaning downtown bike lanes twice weekly and others monthly. Cyclists aim to purchase a $4,500 trailer-based sweeper designed by a California engineering duo, seeking community support and city grants.

A Hacker News flip board inspired by Twitter/X discussions was created using Firebase API and a service called quickish, allowing users to remix and host their own versions for free with Google OAuth. The project demonstrates real-time updates via server functions and serves as a proof of concept for a 'vibe host' service.

The Senate passed a sweeping housing affordability bill with bipartisan support. A real estate for-sale sign in Portland, Oregon, is highlighted in the article.

Craft breweries in Oregon and nationally are closing due to increased competition, rising costs, and economic uncertainty. In 2025, 29 breweries, taprooms, and cideries in Oregon shut down, reflecting a national trend of declining craft beer production and financial challenges for small businesses.

Oregon's craft beer industry faced 29 closures in 2025 as national production declined 5%, driven by rising costs, competition, and economic uncertainty. Experts attribute the downturn to unsustainable growth and shifting consumer preferences toward alternatives like seltzers and CBD-infused drinks.

Craft breweries in Oregon and nationally are facing closures due to increased competition, rising costs, and shifting consumer preferences. In 2025, 29 breweries, taprooms, and cideries in Oregon shut down, with national production declining 5%. Industry leaders attribute the downturn to unsustainable growth, economic uncertainty, and competition from beverages like seltzers and CBD-infused drinks.

A huge American company is relocating its headquarters out of Portland, marking a significant setback for the city. The move is described as a major blow to Portland, which is referred to as 'Woke Portland' in the title.

A Consumer Reports study found that Uber and Lyft charge different prices for the same ride at the same time, with one route in Kansas City generating 29 different prices for 55 customers. The companies dispute the findings, attributing price variations to dynamic factors like supply and demand.

A second firefighter, Wayne Woodbury, died from injuries sustained during a fire and explosion at a Maine lumber mill on May 15. The incident at Robbins Lumber in Searsmont injured over 10 people, including Andrew Cross of the Morrill Volunteer Fire Department, who also died. The fire, caused by rapid ignition of combustible dust in a silo, remains under investigation.

U.K. forces intercepted a Russian shadow fleet oil tanker in the English Channel. The vessel, named Smyrtos, was located outside the harbor in Portland, England on June 14.

A Portland man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for throwing a rock at an ICE officer during a protest. FBI investigators identified Robert Jacob Hoopes using facial recognition technology.

A man accused of assaulting a federal officer during protests at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland, Oregon, has been sentenced to 30 months in prison. The incident occurred at the ICE facility in Portland.

Robert Jacob Hoopes was sentenced to 30 months in prison for assaulting a federal officer during a protest at the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building in Portland. He threw a rock that injured an officer, leading to a guilty plea for aggravated assault with a dangerous weapon. The U.S. Attorney emphasized that violence during protests will be prosecuted.

Maine voters are setting up a Senate race between Graham Platner and Susan Collins. Platner, a Democratic Senate candidate, spoke at a rally in Portland, Maine, on May 25.

The article discusses when to expect election results in Maine, Nevada, and other regions. People in Portland, Maine, checked in to vote on Tuesday.