Authorities are searching for Odin E. Grant, a missing one-year-old boy last seen in Hood River, Oregon, potentially with Cecilia Grant/Gomez and possibly Jimmie Champion. Public assistance is requested.

Hillsboro residents may vote again on fluoride in their water, with a potential 2024 ballot measure proposing a concentration of 0.7 milligrams per liter, as recommended by health authorities.

A young woman, Elisha Angelic Macias, died after falling from a cliff in Columbia River Gorge while hiking with friends. Her body was recovered, and no one witnessed the fall.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde to explore their cultural and developmental progresses, emphasizing the importance of intergovernmental relationships.

Authorities in Oregon and Washington are investigating oiled birds and tar balls on beaches, with several agencies involved in determining the source of the pollution.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of rain and potential thunderstorms for Portland, with conditions varying throughout the week, leading up to a sunny and warm Memorial Day.

Jair Leyva Noriega received a 75-month sentence for the fentanyl overdose death of a teen in Oregon, a case highlighting the state's evolving legal response to the drug crisis.

Coos Bay residents can comment on the use of a $16,500 federal grant for the restoration of the Marshfield Pioneer Cemetery, focusing on marker repair and leveling.

A man, Aaron Leap, was arrested for committing an indecent act at the Cornelius public library. Witnesses and potential victims are urged to contact the Washington County Sheriff's Office.

Portland's weather is fluctuating, with an overcast morning and potential showers later. The week looks rainy with chances of thunderstorms and light interruptions to outdoor activities.

Seattle reports fewer tents and RVs on streets, suggesting progress in homelessness efforts, with cleanup activities and outreach contributing to this change.

Jesse Lee Calhoun has been indicted for murdering three women, with Multnomah DA Mike Schmidt announcing the indictment and noting ongoing investigations and familial impact.

Javier Raul Ceniceros, 19, was arrested by Clackamas County Sheriff's Office for involvement in a February shooting during a carjacking attempt where a man was shot in the leg. A minor is also implicated, and a third suspect is at large.