A Hillsboro man, Seth Michael Winkelhake, faces 23 charges including rape and luring a minor after his arrest by Clackamas County detectives for offenses involving a young girl since 2018.

The Oregon DFR highlights the risk of elder financial abuse, urging vigilance on World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, and offers resources for reporting suspected exploitation.

Oregon officials respond to the Rowena Fire with evacuations and additional firefighting resources, as Governor Kotek activates the Emergency Conflagration Act.

Gov. Kotek appointed Colleen F. Gilmartin to Clackamas County Circuit Court, filling the vacancy from Judge Steele's retirement. Gilmartin has a background in juvenile justice and community courts.

Oregon Heritage awarded 35 grants totaling $10.6m for Main Street projects to revitalize local economies and stimulate development in downtown districts.

Hillsboro Police located missing man William Fregosi, who was safely reunited with his family, thanking the community and Portland Police for their help.

Shane McKeever pleaded guilty to manslaughter and attempted murder after driving into a Portland homeless camp, killing one. He faces a 192-month sentence.

Portland faces a smog emergency with an air quality advisory issued due to high ozone levels, urging precautions for vulnerable groups and recommending pollution-reducing actions.

Portland Police conducted a raid against illegal street racing, resulting in over 20 vehicle stops, four arrests, vehicle seizures, and confiscation of drugs and firearms.

PF&R deemed an empty apartment fire in Portland as arson; a suspect was briefly detained but released. The fire didn't displace residents; authorities seek tips.

Portland police arrested two men for narcotics trafficking and illegal firearms possession after a raid involving SERT and CNT. Around 85 grams of meth and a revolver were found.

Portland braces for a heatwave with potential record-breaking temperatures; residents are advised to stay cool and heed safety tips during the high temps expected throughout the weekend.

The House Democrats passed SB916, which allows striking Oregon workers to receive unemployment benefits after two weeks, aiming to balance labor negotiations without raising employment taxes for small businesses.