The Oregon Department of Justice argued against federal tariffs at the U.S. Court of International Trade, raising concerns about executive power over taxation.

OHCS, in collaboration with OCCC, is providing trauma-informed training to over 450 rural housing partners in Oregon, enhancing service providers' empathy and understanding in assisting homeless individuals with complex trauma backgrounds.

Washington County voters are encouraged to submit their ballots for the Special District Election by 8 p.m. today, with low early turnout observed. The elections office offers assistance and multiple ballot return options.

A Mexican national in Oregon pleaded guilty to illegal firearm possession, which was linked to a violent incident in White City. He faces up to 15 years in prison and is part of the Project Safe Neighborhoods initiative.

A Silverton Hospital employee was arrested for a hit-and-run in Woodburn that killed Nicolas Hernandez-Mendoza. The suspect, identified as Kenneth Kolarsky, was apprehended near the hospital.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield supports a court order blocking federal public health funding cuts, emphasizing the need for decisions based on science, not politics.

A man in Oregon City died after shooting at a police officer and then himself following a reported domestic disturbance. The officer involved is on leave and an investigation is ongoing.

Jessica Vega Pederson focuses on reducing street homelessness, changing how outreach supplies are distributed, and aiming for more permanent housing solutions in Multnomah County.

A single active pulmonary tuberculosis case was confirmed at Lane Middle School in Multnomah County; health officials are contacting those potentially exposed and offering free testing.

Oregon officials met to review the 2024 wildfire season and prepare for the next, focusing on improving response strategies and interagency collaboration.

The Coast Guard is searching off the Oregon Coast after emergency flares were seen. Debris has been found, but there's no distress signal or reports of missing people.

Christopher Smith of Grants Pass faces federal charges for trafficking fentanyl and illegal firearm possession following a RADE and DEA investigation.

Robert D. Christensen pled guilty to a fraud conspiracy, facing prison for defrauding investors out of millions with false promises of high returns in real estate projects.