Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed House Bill 3644, launching a $204.9 million statewide shelter program to address unsheltered homelessness and promote transition to stable housing.

Two arrested after a robbery in Eugene involving a dispute over money, a firearm, and a subsequent police operation leading to charges including robbery and weapons possession.

A notorious tagger known as "Bambi" was arrested in Portland, and the police are pursuing another called "MONK6" as part of efforts to tackle the city's graffiti problem.

Oregon awarded $6.62 million to the IDA Initiative for financial education and savings matching, benefiting over 19,000 households and incentivizing donations with tax credits.

Traffic jams near Portland International Airport caused by construction led to travelers missing flights, with delays exceeding an hour and affecting Interstate 205.

Portland Police confirm the identity of 24-year-old Neilyann Ysman as the homicide victim from a stabbing in Pleasant Valley. The investigation is ongoing.

The Oregon Transportation Commission will discuss post-legislative updates, the I-5 Rose Quarter Project, and other topics in Salem, with options for public participation.

Washington County's SAR needed a new van, as their old one was 25 years old. The Sheriff's Office Foundation helped fund the $70,000 vehicle, supporting the community's safety.

North Bend is holding a public hearing to discuss revitalizing infrastructure and housing, specifically converting an old building into homes for service providers, without raising taxes.

An officer-involved shooting in Columbia County after a high-speed chase resulted in the death of the suspect, Kyle Graham. Deputy Luedke, who fired his weapon, is on leave pending investigation.

Eugene's National Night Out event will combine sports and community engagement on August 3rd, featuring activities with local law enforcement and a baseball game with free vouchers available.

Eugene Police ramped up traffic enforcement, coordinating with other agencies to address speed and other driving violations, leading to 184 stops and multiple citations and arrests.

A family stranded on the Sandy River was rescued overnight by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office and other agencies, lacking supplies and in need of medication.