A La Grande convenience store worker was cited for theft after an undercover sting revealed they tried to claim a $25,000 winning lottery ticket as their own.

TriMet in Portland has launched a Security Operations Center for 24/7 surveillance and installed Blue Light phones on the MAX train lines to increase rider safety.

The Clark County Council has updated its end-of-year meeting schedule for 2024, including specific dates and times for meetings, with some weeks free from meetings.

Medical staff at two Providence hospitals in Oregon are considering striking over unresolved contract disputes concerning staffing, wages, and benefits. This could be the state's first doctor strike.

Oregon's pulp and paper industries prepare for a safety conference in Portland to tackle issues including fall protection and equipment failure risks.

The article discusses Oregon's participation in a Bat Beauty Contest, aimed at raising awareness for bat conservation, highlighted by local bats like William ShakespEAR.

The Oregon DFR warns against affinity fraud, where scammers exploit group trust to promote fraudulent investments, often with disastrous financial outcomes for participants.

Upcoming All Season Cycling Workshop in Portland aims to teach cyclists how to ride safely and comfortably through wet weather and maintain their bikes during inclement conditions. The event is free and supported by local organizations.

A study by Portland Public Schools finds most high school students support cell phone restrictions in class, desiring consistent policies with access during non-instructional times.

Shari's Cafe & Pies has permanently closed all its Oregon locations, ending a decades-long legacy in the state, with employees notified abruptly and little communication from the parent company.

A man in Vancouver allegedly fired a shotgun at another driver during a road rage incident, but no injuries were reported. He claimed self-defense and was charged with assault.

The Hillsboro Public Library's Mayoral Candidates Forum was canceled due to a conflicting meeting scheduled by Governor Kotek’s office. Attempts to reschedule were unsuccessful as no suitable date could be found for the candidates.

Hillary Clinton will speak at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland to promote her new book. Her tour coincides with the upcoming election and includes political discourse.