A pardoned Jan. 6 defendant has filed to run for Oregon governor, injecting a controversial influencer into a crowded GOP primary.

Portland’s D.A. has told prosecutors to file charges if people routed to the deflection program don’t engage in treatment within 90 days. The move contrasts with Seattle’s diversion-first tack.

Yamhill County Public Health is hosting a community baby shower in Sheridan to provide new and expecting parents with healthcare information and support.

Portland Fire & Rescue is highlighting their firehouses and firefighters on social media, showcasing their daily duties, recent responses to emergencies, and the maintenance work behind their operations.

A fire at a Portland Red Robin caused by a homeless encampment's warming fire was swiftly contained by firefighters, preventing major damage and injuries.

The U.S. Coast Guard approved a plan for a fixed-span bridge to replace the I-5 drawbridge over the Columbia River, supporting improved travel between Portland, Oregon, and Vancouver, Washington.

Montavilla Sewing on SE Stark was struck again when thieves stole two rooftop HVAC units — the third attack since September — leaving the shop short on heat and facing steep repair bills.

A Delhi man was sentenced in Portland after prosecutors say he tried to funnel an aircraft navigation unit bought in Oregon to Russia. Authorities say the device was detained before it left the U.S.

The weather forecast for Portland promises sunny and mild conditions, with highs near 53°F and lows around 39°F, lasting until midweek when rain may begin.

ODOT faces a $242 million shortfall, impacting services and risking layoffs. A bill to generate revenue is stalled, and Governor Kotek seeks legislative action to avoid dire consequences for Oregon's transportation.

A former Banks High School teacher, Wymon Wayne Smith, pleaded guilty to sexual abuse of students and was sentenced to 75 months in prison with post-release supervision and sex offender registration.

A federal court sides with Oregon against the Trump Administration's DOJ, tentatively dismissing a lawsuit seeking sensitive voter data, in a win for state rights and voter privacy.

Portland City Council elected Jamie Dunphy as Council President and Olivia Clark as Vice President, signaling a new leadership approach focused on equality and priority-setting for the city's future.