Portland police arrested Gabriel Rodriguez-Lee for widespread graffiti vandalism, seizing evidence for multiple counts of Criminal Mischief, following months of investigation.

Oregon State and Washington State clinched a TV deal for national broadcasts of their home football games on The CW and FOX Sports.

A man with 8 felony convictions, Andrew Miles Devos, was sentenced to 75 months for intent to distribute methamphetamine and a related firearm charge.

Portland's forecast predicts a warm week with highs in the 70s and 80s, sunshine, and calm nights, as per the NWS.

A standoff in Fairview ended peacefully with a barricaded suspect in custody after an eight-hour siege, following an attempted burglary and a successful evacuation of the home's occupants.

Portland police launch a homicide investigation after an adult male is found dead in the Eliot neighborhood, prompting an appeal for public information.

The Portland City Council approved a new public camping ordinance aimed at managing homelessness, updating regulations with a focus on connecting individuals to services and providing clear guidelines on permissible camping locations.

First Lady Jill Biden visited Portland to rally support and funds for Democrats, signaling Oregon's strategic political importance ahead of the 2024 elections.

A man was arrested after breaking into a home in Fairview, leading to a standoff with police and the East Metro SWAT team's involvement. The suspect was taken into custody without injuries.

Portland's SW Fourth Avenue is getting ADA-compliant corner ramps, with expected traffic delays and parking restrictions due to construction, which will continue till late 2025.

Portland Police release security footage of a suspected burglar involved in a series of Northwest residential break-ins, seeking public assistance to identify the individual.

Harney County Clerk Dag Robinson has been elected to chair the Standards Board of the U.S. Election Assistance Commission, bringing his 30+ years of experience in Oregon's election system to the national level.

Multnomah County launched a fentanyl awareness campaign to combat drug overdoses among teens, focusing on counterfeit pills and providing naloxone and educational resources.