When a beloved talking crow goes missing, is it ‘fowl play’? We investigate.
Watch The Oregonian's 12-part video series that investigates what happened to a beloved crow named Cosmo – new episodes released right here on YouTube:
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Halloween is over, the radio stations are playing Christmas music, and the holiday menu is back at Starbucks. ✨
Starting Thursday, Nov. 2, Starbucks will serve its holiday specialty drinks in the coffee chain’s iconic (and occasionally controversial) holiday cups.
“This year’s holiday theme is ‘Share the Joy,’” Starbucks creative director Kristy Cameron said in a press release. “It’s our shared human experience and togetherness that makes the season special.”
Read more: www.oregonlive.com/dining/2023/11/starbucks-holida…
On August 2, 1986, two U.S. Forest Service workers were out collecting timber data on a remote logging road in the Mt. Hood National Forest near Government Camp when they stumbled upon a human skull, bone fragments, and a single tooth.
The coroner estimated that the skull had been in the woods for about a decade, which meant the person had died around 1976. Investigators released those details to the public and they got dozens of leads through a tip line.
But eventually the case went cold, until now.
This is The Unidentifieds, a limited series podcast from The Oregonian/OregonLive, where we look at missing persons cases – left on evidence shelves for decades.
Find The Unidentifieds wherever you listen to podcasts: link.chtbl.com/j-nvQuAw
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Every year thousands of human remains are discovered in the U.S., unclaimed and unidentified. The body of a teenage girl was discovered decades ago in Josephine County, but no one claimed her body. Listen to the first episode of The Oregonian/OregonLive’s new podcast, The Unidentifieds, to learn more about cold cases and the effort to answer long-unanswered questions.
Listen to Episode 1 on YouTube: https://youtu.be/FJHLARrsNH8 or find it wherever you listen to podcasts.
There are so many unidentified human remains in the United States that the National Missing and Unidentified Persons System calls it “the nation’s silent mass disaster.” In Oregon, there are 120 unidentified persons cases. Our new podcast The Unidentifieds looks at four of them. Episode 1 coming Monday, April 10.
Search for The Unidentifieds wherever you listen to podcasts. Or, listen right here on YouTube:
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Walter Cole, who was better known as Portland’s legendary drag queen Darcelle XV, has died. He was 92.
Cole’s death was first reported Thursday evening on the Facebook page for his nightclub, Darcelle XV Showplace.
For more than 50 years, Cole entertained generations of tourists and bachelorette parties at his Old Town nightclub, where the entertainer told bawdy jokes in elaborate makeup and beaded gowns, while acting as master of ceremonies to a parade of other drag queens and dancers.
As Darcelle, Cole became an unofficial ambassador of goodwill for the city, supporting a variety of charities over the decades, appearing in numerous Rose Festival and Pride parades, and receiving the Spirit of Portland Award from the city’s mayor. In 2016, Cole was recognized by Guinness World Records as the World’s Oldest Drag Queen Performer.
Read more: www.oregonlive.com/news/2023/03/walter-cole-portla…
Watch our video with Darcelle from 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dCmRU...
The forecast in Portland and around Oregon this week calls for snow and ice. If you’re curious what that means for you, you can use our interactive snowfall prediction map to find out: l.oregonlive.com/6DscI8
And follow our weather coverage here: www.oregonlive.com/weather/
Hiking, camping and kayaking on the slopes of Oregon’s tallest mountain – what’s not to love?
In our latest episode of Peak Northwest, our travel and adventure video series, The Oregonian's travel reporter Jamie Hale spent a day tackling the incredible McNeil Point hike and a night at beautiful Lost Lake, two of the best attractions on the north side of Mount Hood.
Watch the full episode here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qNd2Q...
A year-old cart that reopened this spring next to a Beaverton-Hillsdale Highway gas station makes the tastiest taquitos in Portland and is our 2022 Food Cart of the Year.
Watch our video to see more of their tasty taquitos and tacos on our @HereisOregon YouTube channel: youtube.com/shorts/5sSQzyk4AFY
Read more about Tito's here: www.oregonlive.com/dining/2022/09/titos-makes-the-…
Meet the new, youngest ever Women’s World Elk Calling Champion, Ella Lees, a middle schooler from La Grande.
Elk sounds vary from grunts, screams and coos to something like an excited chimpanzee – a sound human elk callers refer to as “chuckling.” None of it sounds like something that would emanate from a 12-year-old girl.
Click here to read more and watch the video: www.hereisoregon.com/people/2022/08/the-youngest-w…
Video by Samantha Swindler/The Oregonian
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