Local News

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  Willamette Valley voted top wine destination in the world in 2025
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  Jam-packed weekend in Portland | May 2-4
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  State of the City | Portland residents weigh in on how they feel the city is doing

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  Owen Almighty brews up excitement for the Kentucky Derby with Oregon's Dutch Bros ties
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  Timber Road reopens after two-year closure due to landslide
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  Portland Cinco de Mayo Fiesta cancels naturalization ceremony due to budget cuts
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  Albertsons in West Portland to close permanently by July 1

Nation & World

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  The National News Desk Weekend Edition
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  Lawmaker responds to DOGE-like email causing controversy at Brown University
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  Trump's claims of 140k deportations in first 100 days don't add up, border experts say

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  State Department pushes America first agenda with China, Ukraine & immigration
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  List offers safe vehicle picks for teen drivers under $10K
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  Trump admin asks Supreme Court to lift block on DOGE's Social Security data access
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  House, Senate leaders disagree over White House budget proposal

Sports

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  Pilots win in blowout at home over Santa Clara
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  Jesuit boys' lacrosse team eyes historic fourth state title
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  Spartans ride big early inning to upset win over No. 3-ranked Ducks

Money

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  Amazon, other Big Tech stocks report strong earnings despite tariff tensions
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  Even Bankrate experts have financial regrets. Here’s what to learn from them
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  What happens if you don’t use your credit card?

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  Tesla reportedly looking to replace Elon Musk, as CEO presents huge risks
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  Apple shares slump as tariffs take toll on iPhone maker
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  Webull Premium vs. Robinhood Gold: What subscribers get and what’s missing
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  2025 Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting preview: What to expect in Omaha

KATU Investigates

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  Construction remains paused through late June on Portland's $2B water treatment site
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  Portland mayor calls for city and state to repay subject of KATU investigation
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  Oregon House passes legislation tied to KATU Investigation into permitting requirements

Everyday Heroes

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  Everyday Heroes: Nonprofit campaign for hospice patients is a success
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  Everyday Heroes: Salem woman making a PAW-sitive impact through pet rescue business
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  Everyday Heroes: Eugene woman gets third chance at life thanks to brother and nephew