A Troutdale man died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 22E in Marion County, with speed as the primary factor, causing a lengthy road closure for investigation.

Oregon's House passes a bill to allow patients to refuse opioid treatment, aiming to reduce opioid misuse and improve patient control in pain management.

Portland enjoys the start of spring with sunny skies and pleasant temperatures, as forecasted by the National Weather Service. The weather pattern with clear days and mild nights is expected to continue through the week.

Authorities search for a missing kayaker on the Willamette River; the kayak was found, search includes drones and volunteers, and the family requests privacy.

Anthony V. Staggs surrendered to authorities in connection to the fatal stabbing of Drew Hayden Courtright at a Portland motel, with another suspect already charged.

The Harney County Sheriff's Office suspended the search for missing Kaylee Birt, maintaining her as a missing person in law enforcement databases and urging community searchers to take precautions.

Road repairs in Medford from April 10-15 will cause lane closures and delays; Knife River to work on Crater Lake Ave and other roads with flaggers directing traffic.

Governor Tina Kotek defies the Trump Administration's demand to revoke Oregon’s diversity-focused student programs, challenging threats to cut federal funding.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office visited a community college to engage with students and locals, discussing careers in law enforcement and inviting people to explore opportunities with them.

Medford is celebrating its 72nd Pear Blossom Festival with a parade, street fair, pageants, and more, featuring Dogs for Better Lives as Grand Marshal.

Registered sex offender Christopher Guy, 55, was sentenced to 30 months for attempting to lure a minor online, unaware the 'girl' was an undercover detective.

Oregon's House passed HB 3605, allowing residents to sue for deceptive door-to-door sales, enhancing consumer rights, and strengthening the Attorney General's enforcement capabilities.

The Filmed By Bike Film Festival is coming to Eugene, featuring 90 minutes of cycling-themed films, a raffle, and a community ride. Tickets support local non-profits, and the event coincides with "May is Bike Month."