Beaverton community rallies after local businessman Paulino Martin is swiftly deported to Mexico, causing distress and activating calls for immigration policy change and protection of immigrant families.

The article provides Portland's weather forecast, including mixed clouds and sun, light wind, a slight chance of showers, and temperatures around 50 degrees Fahrenheit.

A former shelter guest became a staff member and group leader at the same shelter, aiding others after overcoming her own struggles with alcoholism and domestic violence.

A hiker triggered a landslide and sustained serious injuries in Columbia River Gorge, prompting a complex, multi-agency rescue operation that lasted six hours.

A male pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on Interstate 405 in Portland, causing significant traffic disruptions.

Union Gospel Mission of Portland served 450 Thanksgiving meals to the homeless and those in need, continuing its tradition of providing sustenance and community since 1927.

Downtown Salem will close several streets for the holiday parade on November 28, starting at 5:30 p.m., with closures from 3 p.m. until the end of the event.

A pedestrian died after a collision on César E. Chávez Boulevard in Southeast Portland. The driver is cooperating with the ongoing police investigation.

A Portland man, John Paul Cupp, was charged with making violent threats against federal law enforcement, specifically aimed at ICE employees and their families.

Judge Ann Aiken ordered the DHS to return a Coast Guard helicopter to Newport, highlighting safety concerns for fishermen and community members without it.

Portland's SmartPark program offers year-end parking discounts to attract holiday shoppers downtown and support local businesses, including free parking on Small Business Saturday and weekends in December.

Chauncey Billups pleaded not guilty to charges involving a mafia-run poker scheme and faces up to 20 years if convicted of money laundering and wire fraud.

Federal spending bill changes national hemp definition, impacting Oregon, with new rules on THC levels and synthetic cannabinoids set for November 2026; Oregon's current policies remain in effect until then.