The Oregon Health Authority warns about the health risks of wildfire smoke and advises residents, especially vulnerable groups, to prepare by ensuring medication supply and monitoring health.

Two people were arrested in Portland for exceeding Oregon's legal marijuana possession limit by 16 times, also seizing ammunition and a replica gun. They opted for deflection services before more drugs were found.

Portland Police Central Bike Squad arrested two individuals and seized over 14 pounds of marijuana, ammunition, and a replica gun during a recent drug bust. The suspects face felony charges for possession.

Gresham enhances its Movies in the Park with new LED panels allowing for earlier movie times and double features, starting at 6:30 pm, including a mix of classic and recent films throughout the summer.

Officials assessed wildfire damage in Wasco County for federal aid, involving the SBA and OEM in a joint effort to support affected residents and businesses.

Senator Ron Wyden will hold five town halls in Eastern Oregon to listen to constituents' concerns and ensure their voices are heard in Washington, DC.

Eugene's Halloween Downtown event is returning with increased visitor numbers and a call for artistic submissions to provide interactive frights and experiences throughout the downtown area. Submissions are due by August 25.

Oregon's Department of Revenue urges taxpayers to file their 2024 income taxes as the extension period's halfway point approaches, emphasizing that an extension to file isn't an extension to pay any taxes due.

A fatal single-vehicle crash occurred on SW Farmington Road, where a car hit a tree resulting in one death, leading to an investigation and road closures.

A vehicle crashed into a tree on SW Farmington Road, resulting in a fatality. Washington County deputies are investigating the single-occupant incident.

Shane Bender was arrested in Scappoose for burglary with a knife, carrying a loaded firearm, an automatic knife, cocaine possession, DUI, and reckless driving; charges are pending as the investigation continues.

Robert Atrops receives a life sentence for the 1988 murder of his wife, based on new DNA evidence from a cold case unit.

A deputy fatally shot a knife-wielding suspect after responding to a stabbing incident in Sheridan, leaving multiple victims and unanswered questions about the confrontation.