Jered Hayward received a 13-year sentence for running an illegal THC and psilocybin manufacturing and distribution enterprise, including asset forfeiture.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield won a court order to stop the Trump administration's plans to cut AmeriCorps, preserving services worth $400 million and reactivating 750 member roles.

Portland's forecast includes a sunny afternoon at 82°F, increasing warmth over the weekend, and highs near 89°F and 94°F, with a slight cooling next week.

Oregon expects to receive up to $66 million from the Sackler family and Purdue Pharma as part of an opioid crisis settlement, as announced by Attorney General Dan Rayfield.

Pedestrian Melinda L. Reinke, 69, died from complications of a December crash in Portland. She had been hit by a vehicle, leading to her recent death. The PPB is reviewing the incident.

The Oregon Heritage Commission awards $75,000 in grants to twelve state museums, supporting a variety of projects aimed at preserving and enhancing Oregon's heritage and history.

Southbound OR 217 in Beaverton will be closed for paving from SW Canyon Road to OR 99W, from June 6, starting 9 p.m., to June 9, at 5 a.m. Detours are advised.

Eleven people were stabbed at a Salem men's shelter, with the suspect in custody. Victims received medical treatment, and the shelter may increase security.

Portland Fire & Rescue contained a nitric acid leak in North Portland, implementing safety zones and using protective gear. The leak was confined to a trailer without posing further threat.

Portland police confiscated drugs, cash, and weapons in a raid, arresting two individuals on multiple charges, including firearm possession and narcotics offenses.

Oregon Governor Kotek has formed the Behavioral Health Talent Council, led by the First Lady, to address the state's mental health workforce crisis by January 2026.

Eugene's Urban Renewal Agency seeks developers for the North Butterfly Lot project to enhance downtown with housing and contribute to the district's revitalization.

Anthony Barrera was charged with trafficking 270 pounds of meth in Oregon, after being arrested at a rest area near Roseburg. He was also found with cocaine and firearms and awaits further court proceedings.