Bonds would be paid back by taxes on baseball players and team executives if Portland were to land a team when MLB expands.

Supporters of the South Waterfront ballpark say taxpayers wouldn't be saddled with paying off the bonds, but a Portland MLB ...

A bill in Oregon would tax professional baseball players to fund $800 million in bonds for a stadium to attract a Major ...

A permanent riverside amphitheater just south of the Hawthorne Bridge is one of the ideas being floated as the city prepares ...

Portland Parks and Recreation was awarded $750,000 in a grant from the Metro Council. The project is supposed to span two-and ...

For years, parks and river access enthusiasts have looked at the Tom McCall Bowl and seen unrealized potential. The bowl, a ...

If you’re reading this, you probably know the value of the Mercury’s news reporting, arts and culture coverage, event ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Five months after the City of Portland voted to put its support behind bringing a Major League Baseball team to town, leader are taking their vision of a new stadium ...

The grant backing the competition, which is slated to span across two and a half years, comes from Metro’s construction ...

The draft seven-mile roadside route that DOT unveiled on Monday night [ PDF] will run along the closest streets to the water, ...

The request, more than five times the original ask, will come in the form of an amendment to a 2003 Senate bill that allows ...