I-5 North near Portland was closed Monday morning due to a multi-vehicle crash, causing major traffic delays. One lane reopened at 9:45 a.m., but congestion persisted.

One person is critically injured in a Longview shooting; a suspect was arrested by Cowlitz County deputies. Authorities are investigating the incident.

Bob Sallinger, an influential Oregon environmentalist, has died at 57. He was noted for leading various conservation efforts and organizations within the state.

Portland commissioners seek to revamp the city's homeless strategy, citing issues such as ambiguous roles and insufficient oversight. They are introducing an ordinance to renegotiate the Homelessness Response System agreement.

Gresham Fire Chief Scott Lewis has announced his retirement for the end of 2024, after 22 years serving the community.

The Oregon State Marine Board encourages motorboat owners to check emails for registration renewal notices and use the Boat Oregon Store. Paper notifications will also be sent, and waterway access permits for paddlecraft are available online.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public feedback on its policy revisions, emphasizing community engagement in shaping law enforcement practices and building trust.

Colby Benson has been sentenced to life in prison with the possibility of parole after 25 years for the 2020 murder of Christopher Klein in Portland's Hazelwood neighborhood.

A man died in a single-vehicle motor scooter crash early Friday in Brentwood-Darlington, Portland. No other vehicles were involved; the investigation is ongoing.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek appoints Joel Madsen and Tony Rocco to lead the Housing Accountability and Production Office, aiming to address the housing crisis.

The IRS seeks more volunteers in Oregon to support free tax services, as the demand exceeds the number of helpers despite increased volunteer turnout and service sites this year.

Gresham, Oregon, is improving its water infrastructure with $1.5 million federal grants, aiding the Cascade Groundwater System expansion, to provide reliable and quality drinking water.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management provides safety tips for Halloween, emphasizing costume safety, supervision, visibility, and route planning for trick-or-treaters, as well as home safety for those handing out treats.