During Saturday’s protest outside the Portland ICE facility, a nearby apartment building was damaged by a projectile, allegedly fired by federal agents.

"This incident crosses a line," said the CEO of Reach Community Development, which owns the 209-unit low-income building.

A nonprofit organization which manages and owns affordable housing in the Portland area released a statement condemning ICE actions near its buildings.

Thousands of people marching towards the Portland Immigration and Customs Enforcement building this weekend were met with ...

One resident said she was hit with rubber bullets while trying to get home. Others said they wore gas masks or slept in their ...

Nearly three months elapsed since arguments in the closely watched case, and the court isn't scheduled to meet for more than ...