• Clinton shuns big crowds in weekend-before-primary Oregon stops
Hillary Clinton traveled from a Willamette Valley family's dining room table to a television studio in Portland on Friday as she made what was likely her last direct appeal to Oregon voters before ballots are counted in Tuesday's primary.

• Plan for saving spotted owl recommends maintaining older forests west of the Cascades
A new federal strategy for saving the northern spotted owl calls for "substantially" maintaining all older forests on public lands from the west side of the Cascades to the coast, frustrating timber leaders anxious to free land for logging.

• The end is nigh for free Wi-Fi
If you're counting on free Wi-Fi for Internet access, it may finally be time to count it out.

• Eastern Oregon will get a turn in the skillet now
So was Friday's scorcher enough hot weather for you? Are you dying for more?

• Road to City Hall paved with revealing antics
Tom Potter and Sam Adams are bitter political rivals, but Portland's current mayor and the leading candidate to replace him recently shared what can only be described as a moment.

• Random shot turns life upside down
In the moments after a sniper shot Bonnie Bain in the collarbone while she was riding in a car along Interstate 205, she told her husband sitting next to her that the last 111/2 years of knowing him were the best in her life.

• 20 face indictments in drug-trafficking sweep
Twenty people face federal indictment in a drug-trafficking case that alleges men and women with ties to Mexico conspired to sell large amounts of methamphetamine, heroin and cocaine along the Interstate 5 corridor, stretching from Portland to Woodburn.