The University of Oregon warns 33 wildfire cameras could go offline unless lawmakers allocate emergency funding, a move officials say would weaken early detection ahead of fire season.

Paulino Martin San Pedro died after being deported to Mexico, his family says. They blame ICE, have launched a fundraiser and plan a vigil in Beaverton.

A Washington County jury convicted 21‑year‑old Kentrell Yates of first‑degree rape and sexual abuse in cases involving minors. Sentencing is set for May 1.

Bend police arrested three men in separate investigations into child sex abuse material; two men were indicted by grand juries and detectives continue to probe digital evidence.

Tita's Kitchen owner Fabiola Poulsen announced the Troutdale truck will serve its final meals this Sunday, ending a run that began at Portland Mercado in 2020.

A Portland man received 7½ years after prosecutors say he shot at someone in Old Town in December 2024 and later smuggled buprenorphine into federal custody. The federal plea also resolves related state gun counts.

A 46-year-old woman died after deputies restrained her during booking at the Clackamas County Jail. The Major Crimes Team and the DA's office are leading the investigation.

OHA’s new measles wastewater dashboard found low-level viral detections across nine counties, suggesting the five confirmed cases may undercount actual spread.

A Portland man pleaded guilty after prosecutors say he threw a rock that cut an ICE officer and helped batter the agency’s main door during a June protest.

A Centralia man was sentenced to 18 months after sabotaging the Sunnyside substation in Clackamas County, an attack that cut power to thousands and caused about $26,000 in damage.

Joyce Leard was sentenced to 15 months after prosecutors say she diverted payroll taxes into about $3.5 million in real estate. The federal case highlights gaps in payroll oversight at small businesses.

Two long‑standing Chinese restaurants in Portland’s Old Town Chinatown are keeping their doors open with small grants, neon plans and neighborhood projects.

Jewell School District agreed to a $2.35 million settlement after allegations that a former teacher sexually abused a student and officials failed to act.