A man from Portland was arrested after leading a high-speed chase in Adams County, hitting speeds of 150 mph before crashing into multiple vehicles and a guardrail.

A father and two sons were shot in Northeast Salem, leading to an investigation with no arrests yet. Two victims were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Oregon Democrats disagree on whether the public or timber industry should fund wildfire protection, amidst a report on community defense and insurance issues.

Crystal Springs Rhododendron Garden in Portland is nominated for Newsweek's 'Best Botanical Garden' in the 2024 awards, against major U.S. contenders.

Chef Kyo Koo opens Warsugai in Portland, offering a menu of nostalgic Asian American dishes with a Pacific Northwest twist, in a retro, neon-lit ambiance.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek introduces a $500 million housing bill to address the state's housing crisis, funding infrastructure and setting aside land for new homes.

Jeannie Enyeart, once missing, was found dead in a car; her death was ruled homicidal. Her fiancé, Jon French, faces charges related to her murder and corpse abuse.

Security guard Michael Bock emotionally describes witnessing Portland's escalating drug crisis and overdose deaths, exacerbated by decriminalization and rampant fentanyl distribution.

A former Boeing employee is campaigning to ground 737 Max jets after a recent incident where a flight had to return due to losing a door plug. The employee cites other serious incidents as grounds for immediate inspection and potential repairs.

Dr. Brian M. Bowen, a Portland podiatrist, faces an expanding number of sexual abuse charges, with nine accusers alleging abuses at his clinic between August 2022 and October 2023.

The Denver Nuggets achieved a comeback victory over the Portland Trail Blazers with Jamal Murray urging for sharper game starts and defense improving in crunch time.

The Albina Community Archive in Northeast Portland has digitized 150 collections of historical artifacts to preserve the area's rich Black cultural history.

The only renal care facility in Tillamook, Oregon, U.S. Renal Care, will close, leaving 11 patients without nearby dialysis services. The closure is due to financial issues with Medicare reimbursements.