Providence St. Vincent celebrated its 100th heart transplant since launching in July 2020. The team has since completed five more procedures, bringing the total to 105.

Hillsboro marked the groundbreaking for a new mass‑timber police headquarters; officials say the design will cut roughly 1,581 metric tons of CO2. The city says construction will begin in 2026 with operations targeted for 2028.

A KATU ride‑along with North Precinct Sgt. Nathan Kirby‑Glatkowski shows how officers triage life‑safety calls amid a $20M police cut and rising response times.

Federal prosecutors say they seized more than 17.5 pounds of narcotics, firearms and roughly $25,000 in Portland, leading to the indictment of Baltazar Plata Bringas.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office posted a brief news release saying a man was arraigned Monday on a manslaughter charge; court records will carry the full charges and dates.

The Trail Blazers acquired Ja Morant in a surprising swap that sends Jerami Grant and Kris Murray to Memphis. The move ends Morant’s seven-season run with the Grizzlies.

Savannah Bananas turned Autzen into a sold‑out party with two shows and an ABC telecast; here’s what happened and why it matters for Eugene.

A disturbance in Milwaukie’s Lewelling neighborhood left one man grazed by a bullet; police have a suspect description and are asking for tips.

A Polk County jury convicted former Oregon State Penitentiary guard Alonzo Rowell of second‑degree murder in his brother's Nov. 9, 2024 death. Sentencing is set for July 24.

Heavy showers and isolated thunderstorms are likely Saturday afternoon in Portland, with brief intense downpours that could pond water and slow commutes.

Councilor Mitch Green settled an overdue $7,328 property tax bill after county notices and reporting flagged the missed payment. The payment and his explanation arrive as he seeks reelection.

A Portland Business Journal ranking lists the 79 ZIP codes that logged the most home sales in 2025, revealing pockets that stayed active even as the metro cooled.

Tigard police say two unrelated felony assaults over the weekend left people hurt and led to arrests; investigators served search warrants and say probes are active.