Multnomah County proclaimed Nov. 20 as Transgender Day of Remembrance, honoring victims of anti-trans violence and reflecting on the community's challenges.

A joint operation by Washington County law enforcement and retailers Target and Walmart resulted in multiple arrests for organized retail theft. The crackdown involved coordinated efforts with asset protection staff to reduce in-store thefts.

Former high school principal Kathryn Wagner was arrested for criminal mistreatment and official misconduct amid a sexual abuse investigation at St. Helens High School.

One person died and another was injured in a car crash on OR 42 in Coos County, involving a BMW and a Toyota that resulted in a four-hour road closure.

Search efforts for Ms. Lane-Fournier, missing in Mt. Hood National Forest, have intensified with 37 searchers covering over 100 miles. The search, involving multiple SAR teams and resources, continues amidst challenging terrain.

The National Weather Service forecasts persistent rain in Portland for the upcoming week, with highs around 47-49 degrees, and chances of showers ranging from 40-90%.

Portland Police bike squad arrested eight people in a drug operation at SW 13th Ave & Yamhill St, seizing fentanyl, cash, and firearms. Two individuals were offered diversion from the justice system.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency in Harney County due to an ongoing drought, enabling relief efforts for the community affected by persistent water scarcity.

Oregon's Environmental Quality Commission adopted the Climate Protection Program, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2035 and by 90% by 2050. The program includes emissions caps and community-led projects.

The Oregon DCBS will hold a public hearing on prescription drug prices, accessible in person and via Zoom, to increase transparency and gather public experiences.

The SW 3rd & Alder SmartPark garage in Portland has reopened, offering over 400 parking spaces and first-floor retail spaces to support downtown revitalization and holiday shopping.

Five males attacked a man in Salem; two adults and three teens were arrested after a police officer interrupted the assault, and a gun was seized from their vehicle.

Washington County and Beaverton opened a new shelter to aid the homeless, providing beds, meals, and transition support toward stable housing. It is part of a larger effort to increase regional shelter capacity.