The Sheriff's Office honored deputies and detectives for bravery and public service, awarding Medals of Valor and Lifesaving Awards, among others, in an annual ceremony.

A woman, Janeice Renee Downs, is indicted in Multnomah County for over $56,000 in alleged retail theft, with potential ties to $400,000 of theft in Washington.

Boxer Ramen is closing all its locations on April 29 due to challenges from the pandemic and rising costs, despite recent optimism for its operations.

Portland police conducted a cleanup operation in city neighborhoods, resulting in seven arrests, several citations, warrant executions, and vehicle impounds.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of rain for Portland, with a 100% chance of showers today and high chances of precipitation continuing into the weekend.

Multnomah County installs new lighting at Central Library to deter drug use and dealing, amidst a rise in fentanyl activities in downtown Portland. The library also boosts safety with additional measures.

Washington County declared May 2024 as Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month to honor their contributions to American society.

In-N-Out Burger is planning to open a new location in east Vancouver, following conditional approval for another in Washington County, signaling the chain's expansion in the Pacific Northwest.

Janeice Renee Downs, 24, faces 16 charges for theft in Multnomah County, having allegedly stolen over $56,000 in goods, with more charges expected for additional theft in Washington State.

Mayor Ted Wheeler proposes a revised camping ban in Portland that could lead to $100 fines or jail time for homeless people who reject open shelter offers.

A former Yakima police officer, Elias Huizar, is wanted for two murders and abducting his toddler, sparking an extensive manhunt and an AMBER Alert for the child.

Portland's weather forecast includes a sunny start on Monday, clouds at night, and sun on Tuesday, with a chance of showers late in the week and consistent rain over the weekend.

PBOT is offering free compost from collected leaves to Portland residents from April 20-22 at Sunderland Yard, while supplies last, with self-serve options for those who bring bags and shovels.