Oregon Governor Tina Kotek and Secretary of State Griffin-Valade are correcting inaccuracies in the state's Motor Voter Program, including halting data transfer, with plans for a data review and external audit.

A new butterfly habitat at a local mansion aims to conserve endangered Monarch butterflies by planting native species like Milkweed. Volunteers are invited to help maintain the garden.

One man died and three children were injured after their car went down an embankment in Cowlitz County. The oldest child sought help; the driver died, one child is critical, and two sustained minor injuries.

A man was fatally shot early Sunday in Downtown Portland. No suspects have been arrested yet, and police are investigating the homicide with appeals for public information.

Robert Arthur Plympton was sentenced to life in prison for the 1980 murder of Barbara Tucker, with a minimum of 40 years, following DNA evidence leading to his conviction.

A man was fatally shot by police in Brentwood-Darlington after he displayed a pellet rifle and knife; the incident occurred when officers responded to a threat call.

Portland will host the NCAA women's basketball tournament at the Moda Center in 2028 and the Women's Final Four in 2030, building on its reputation as a hub for women's sports.

The Portland Police are seeking Mary E. Jacobo for her role in her child's suspected fentanyl overdose death and a carjacking. Citizens are warned not to approach her due to her violent criminal involvement.

Annie Lewis is named the new Multnomah County Library Director, set for confirmation by the County Commissioners. She has served as Interim Director and comes with a background in library science and community engagement.

Brent Johnson, Jr. has been sentenced to 15 years for child exploitation and pornography after meeting a child online.

A man is critically injured after being shot by police in Milwaukie during a traffic stop. An investigation is underway to examine the officers' use of force.

Multnomah County Election works to ensure voter access, providing aid, and embracing ranked-choice voting. Voter pamphlets and ballots are being mailed with registration due by Oct. 15.

Washington County celebrates October as National Community Planning Month, honoring the efforts of planners and community members in shaping local, regional, and federal development.