A Tacoma woman is charged with failing to obey an order at a Portland ICE facility, facing up to 30 days in jail. Her initial court appearance has occurred.

Nickole Cheron, Portland's ADA Title II Disability Equity Manager, advocates for a more accessible city, drawing on personal experiences to address challenges faced by people with disabilities.

The Clackamas County Sheriff disclosed Germain Merilan's drowning in the Clackamas River and emphasized river safety following the rescue effort that became a recovery operation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed four key bills to overhaul the state's behavioral health system, including funding for new facilities and workforce enhancements.

The Lazy Creek Path in Medford's Bear Creek Park is closed for environmental improvements to enhance fish passage and stream health, with an expected completion in February 2026.

Eugene police and city services conducted a joint operation along Hwy. 99 to address crime and enhance safety, resulting in arrests, citations, and clean-ups.

Portland's weather will vary, with sunshine today and potential showers tonight and Wednesday morning, followed by clearing skies on Thursday. The weekend promises heat with highs up to 97°F.

Hillsboro emphasizes community efforts to protect water quality as part of National Water Quality Awareness Month, highlighting actions to prevent water pollution and maintain purity.

The Portland Police Bureau has charged an individual with multiple offenses, including assault and strangulation related to domestic violence, after a standoff in Hazelwood.

A pedestrian was seriously injured in East Portland and police are investigating the Sunday night accident at SE 122nd Ave and Ash St. The involved driver is cooperating with the authorities.

The City of Gresham has lifted the boil water notice for the Kelly Creek area after confirming the water is safe.

A man wanted for crimes surrendered to Portland police after a rooftop standoff, allowing residents to return home and East Burnside Street to reopen. No injuries were reported.

Clackamas County has entered a new contract with AMR until 2035, introducing performance-based incentives and technological upgrades to enhance emergency medical services.