Former loss prevention worker Daniel Cassinelli sentenced to 200 months for rape and sodomy while on duty at a Rite Aid store.

Travelers on NE/SE 82nd Avenue in Portland face delays due to ongoing city improvements, including construction projects affecting traffic flow and causing lane closures.

Oregon's DFR warns of a "gold bar" scam where fraudsters, posing as Treasury agents, push people to buy gold for financial security, resulting in significant losses.

Seven project teams graduated from the Oregon Supportive Housing Institute, ready to develop Permanent Supportive Housing for vulnerable groups in Oregon, pairing affordable housing with support services.

Officer Sattler graduated from police academy and begins field training with the North Bend Police Department. Chief Mitts and other officers support his development.

A local restaurant owner, Bryan Ochoa Diaz, pleaded guilty to laundering part of a $350,000 SBA disaster relief loan and fully repaid the funds. He faces a possible sentence and fine.

A child is critically injured in Portland after an e-scooter and vehicle collision; authorities seek information from witnesses as the investigation continues.

Salem offers grants for events promoting culture and tourism, funded by the hotel tax, for events between July 2026 and June 2027. Applications open October 2025, with mandatory pre-application meetings offered.

Oregon highlights the importance of relative caregivers in foster care, launching the Relative Pathway to streamline certification while maintaining safety standards, resulting in an increase in relative placements.

Murder suspect Ty Anthony Sage was accidentally released from Portland's MCDC due to a clerical error, despite a no-bail court order. Authorities are actively searching for Sage, who is linked to a fatal 2021 shooting and robbery.

A missing hiker was found dead in the Columbia River Gorge, with the SAR team leading the recovery effort. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office commended the team's work.

Oregon DMV introduces service improvements including appointment-only days at certain locations and limits on daily knowledge test attempts, effective October.

Janet Powell of Oregon DFR earns prestigious Pierre Jay Award for her contributions to state credit union system.