Police say the new four-legged robot can scale difficult terrain and will assist during some of their most challenging calls.

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A new type of “K-9″ is joining the Portland Police Bureau. But it’s not like any other dog you’ve likely seen. “Spot” the four-legged robot is manufactured by Boston Dynamics and Portland police said at a news conference Thursday that he’ll be used in many ways, including bomb disposal.

The Boston Dynamics robot, model name Spot, will join six older robot models already assigned to the Metro Explosives Disposal Unit, a group of 16 bomb technicians and seven K-9 teams from police agencies across the Portland area. Similar robots have sparked controversy elsewhere.

The CEO of the Portland-area's second-largest software company has moved to the East Coast. Here's what that means for the company's 600 local employees.

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The latest round of federal CHIPS Act awards includes $105 million for Analog Devices to upgrade its factories in the suburbs around Portland and Boston, the Commerce Department ... biggest investments will be at the Oregon factory, on the edge of the ...

The Port of Portland Police Department and the Portland Police Bureau are teaming up on Thursday to unveil a new robot dog that will be deployed for “dangerous tactical incidents,” authorities

CIM anticipated has revealed the 2025 edition of its popular scholarship fundraiser, which takes place each spring the evening before Commencement. Learn more about the event and see how to attend.

The Golden State Warriors are clearly in need of some sort of help before the NBA trade deadline, and Chicago Bulls guard Zach LaVine may be the answer. LaVine

Portland, Oregon; Saturday, 8 p.m. EST BOTTOM LINE: Portland hosts Gonzaga after Max Mackinnon scored 43 points in Portland'

The Federal Railroad Administration issued a report in January to Congress recommending long-distance passenger rail service return to Eastern Oregon.

Palomar is hard to miss. The award-winning Cuban cocktail bar sits at the bottom of a 70-foot mural of a woman with hair made from living plants; a trogon — the national bird of Cuba — perched on her shoulder.