PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - A former Portland wrestling star who is accused of shooting and killing his wife has been deemed unfit to stand trial. William Albert Haynes, who also goes by Billy Jack ...

Sabu, the pro wrestling legend who made a name for himself as a hardcore and violent wrestler in the ring, has died, WWE announced on Sunday. He was 60. The wrestler, whose real name was Terry ...

According to KGW news partner the Portland Business Journal, Albertsons has leased the space since 1960 but couldn't come to a lease agreement with the landlord. It is not known at this time what ...

(Courtesy: Portland Art Museum) (Courtesy: Portland Art Museum) (Courtesy: Portland Art Museum) (Courtesy: Portland Art Museum) (Courtesy: Portland Art Museum) “The Haight-Ashbury neighborhood ...

Names like Lonnie Mayne, Buddy Rose and Dutch Savage may not be familiar to some today, but for fans of Portland’s professional wrestling scene of the 1960s to early ’90s, these were some of ...

In 90 minutes, the first wrestlers for MetalMania — the heavy metal-themed pro wrestling show she founded — would be taking the stage in a crowded Star Theater in downtown Portland.

Former wrestling star Billy Jack Haynes was officially charged with murder on Wednesday after allegedly fatally shooting his wife inside their Portland, Oregon home earlier this month, William ...

A teenage girl from Portland, Oregon, who was reported missing ... the Grant High School student's disappearance in the late 1960s, police said. "Her story represents a remarkable amount of ...

PORTLAND, Mich. (WLNS) – For the first time in school history, the Portland Raiders have a girls wrestling team. In the past, Portland has had girls who wrestle on the boys team, but the rapid ...

Portland wrestling is back, and this time it’s queerer and more diverse than ever. The city was a historic wrestling foothold starting in 1925, says Portlander Brian Bell, who hosts the podcast ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Portland Wrestling was one of the longest running weekly shows in the history of American television, and one man is taking people back to that golden era of grappling.