Trino Lopez received a 12-year sentence for multiple crimes, including identity theft, after a Christmas Day car break-in led law enforcement to him via an Apple AirTag.

Portland's South Park Blocks, an area steeped in history, earns recognition with two new bronze plaques celebrating its National Register of Historic Places status, to be unveiled on May 7, 2024.

Oregon high schools win in a safety ad contest, promoting workplace safety among young workers through videos and graphics, with Silverton HS's "Saying Yes" taking top video honors.

Urban Alchemy, a nonprofit operating Portland shelters, didn’t register its lobbying efforts with the city in 2022, violating rules, city auditors report.

An Oregon City couple is charged with criminal mistreatment following the death of their newborn who did not receive medical care due to their faith-healing beliefs.

A Portland Orangetheory coach is accused of not passing on charity funds, raising concerns over the missing donations and prompting a police investigation and his suspension.

Oregon State Police confirmed a police chase near Harrisburg ended with officers fatally shooting one suspect and injuring another, following an earlier shooting in Coburg.

The Oregon Museum Grant committee is set to review funding applications for state heritage institutions on May 15, with the Oregon Heritage Commission to finalize grants on May 20.

Phillip Lawrence Nelson faces justice with a guilty verdict in the 2020 double homicide. Sentencing is set for May, concluding the trial for the slayings in Northeast Portland.

A person was rescued from a fire at Emmons Place Apartments in Portland's Pearl District, suffering potentially life-threatening injuries. The fire, which occurred on the fourth floor, is believed to have been accidental.

Portland Fire & Rescue saved a person from a fourth-floor apartment fire in the Pearl District; the victim is being treated for serious injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation, though a stovetop burner was on.

Murals have been introduced in Oregon Department of Human Services offices to create welcoming environments for visitors experiencing stress or trauma.

Multnomah County officials discuss reforms after a spike in jail deaths, with measures to improve health assessments, staff training, and contraband detection in response to 10 fatalities since 2022.