The fight against HIV and AIDS is not over. That also includes the fight against the stigma often placed on people living with them. You can be a part of that fight by joining in the AIDS Walk Northwest, put on by the Cascade AIDS Project (CAP) this Saturday.

Andrew Tweedie, chief development officer of CAP and Kevin Cook (aka Poison Waters), director of Camp KC (Kids Connection) and the hostess of the AIDS Walk, joined AM Extra to discuss goals for this year's walk, the current conversation around HIV/AIDS and more.

The AIDS Walk Northwest will be at Tom McCall Waterfront Park Saturday, Sept. 28 from 9 a.m. to noon.

You can register and donate at aidswalknorthwest.org

The World Naked Bike Ride Portland will bare all on Saturday, Sept. 21 starting at 3 p.m. at Colonel Summers Park.

The Oregon Zoo has officially been honored for 50 years of continuous accreditation. The Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA) presented them with the Half Century Award this week at their annual conference in Canada.

A big decision is currently being made at a Prosper Portland board meeting about a property near OMSI, which could end up as a Live Nation concert venue.

Hundreds of Boeing workers joined a rally in Portland Thursday alongside IAM International president Brian Bryant. This comes amid 33,000 Boeing machinists continuing to strike across the Pacific Northwest, calling for a fair contract and arguing that worker treatment has a significant impact on public safety.

Over four months after the building was occupied during protests, Portland State University’s library has been fixed up and is open once again.

A person is in custody Thursday morning after pointing a gun at another person near Reynolds Middle School, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office.

Hundreds of Boeing workers are set to rally in Portland Thursday alongside IAM International president Brian Bryant.

A fantasy festival comes to the Pacific Northwest

Newport Pride celebrates Pride this Friday, Saturday and Sunday.

These guests are more than just friends of the show, they are friends of the planet! Making Earth Cool and Klip Klop Productions are putting on a Repurpose The Earth Celebration! Through recycled fashion, unique performances, and a focus on climate action, this arrangement of Portland talent is perfect for the tree hugger in your life! Local icons Katya and Silhouette came to tell us all about this cool event, and they brought one hot friend.

Are you ready to wine and dine? On behalf of our sponsors at Ilani Casino Resort, you're invited to their wine and food festival this weekend September 20th through the 22nd! See your favorite celebrity chefs perform live cooking demonstrations and indulge in signature dishes from local restaurants. We recently spoke with celebrity chef Brian Duffy about his involvement in the festival!

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