Seven years after Brian Spaulding's unsolved murder in Portland, his family continues to seek answers, with a reward for information leading to an arrest set at $22,500.

Oregon State University's fashion program was lauded by Vogue for its focus on sustainability and sports business, earning a spot on the magazine's 'Best Fashion Schools' list.

Aurora, Marion County, is set to restore two historic sites using grants from the Historic Preservation Fund, inviting public comments on the project.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks a suspect in a series of city property shootings, causing extensive damage, and has released photos and a video for public assistance.

Clackamas County has issued guidelines for the safe use of household products to prevent environmental damage, emphasizing proper disposal and mindful usage to protect local ecosystems.

Chair Kathryn Harrington will deliver her 2024 State of the County address in Hillsboro on June 20, discussing community challenges and the county's future vision.

One man was killed and a teenager critically injured in a late-night shooting inside a vehicle in Southeast Portland. Police are investigating the incident.

Jewish groups withdraw financial support from the Oregon Food Bank over its statement on the Israel-Hamas conflict, sparking debate about anti-Semitism and humanitarianism.

The City of Portland is introducing ranked-choice voting for the upcoming Nov. 5, 2024 elections, allowing voters to rank candidates for mayor, auditor, and city council members.

A fire in a Ridgefield barn resulted in one death and rapid fire department response, with chickens saved and one person treated for a medical emergency. Multiple agencies provided assistance.

Hillsboro is considering tighter library rules to curb misconduct, with potential bans of up to 180 days for troublemakers across both city libraries. The city council will vote on this in June.

Portland investigates its own payroll system issues, including delayed updates and $7 million in unpaid taxes to various entities, while taking measures to address potential employee financial impacts and ensure transparency.

Oregon is reintroducing drug charges and local officials are working to establish treatment programs before the September deadline, with funding provided by the state to prioritize treatment over jail.