A Wilsonville chiropractor pleaded guilty to four counts of first‑degree invasion of privacy after police say he hid a phone camera in a bathroom and recorded houseguests. Sentencing is set for May 8.

Showery rain this afternoon with a chance of wet, brief snow tonight. Expect slick spots and travel delays on some routes.

HB 4177 would restate limits on "serial communications," adjust ethics training and extend grievance deadlines after confusion over private messages among officials.

A 31-year-old man was seriously injured in a Friday hit-and-run on SW Tualatin Valley Highway in Aloha. Deputies recovered surveillance showing a black pickup and are asking the public for tips.

Mayor Keith Wilson and Councilor Eric Zimmerman want to raise Portland's business-license exemption to ease burdens on small companies and align with county rules.

A 23-year-old Salem man was arrested after deputies say he tried to force his way into an apartment while armed; four residents were menaced and no one was hurt.

Sherwood police posted a Valentine’s Day 'special' promising pink bracelets, a scenic ride and other perks for people with outstanding warrants or tipsters.

Vancouver detectives arrested Evan Hahn after a cyber tip led to a Camas search warrant. He faces multiple felony counts tied to alleged images of minors.

City memos show about $106 million in unbudgeted housing funds just as lawmakers debate a $600 million Moda Center plan to keep the Trail Blazers.

Marion County leaders say a patient transfer from the Oregon State Hospital to a Salem facility has raised public‑safety and legal concerns. Officials are urging changes to how releases are handled.

A Sandy traffic stop by Oregon State Police resulted in a DUII arrest and the recovery of multiple weapons — including a stolen handgun and a sawed‑off shotgun — plus an unexpected crystal ball.

Portland Public Schools told families that Metropolitan Learning Center will phase out its high school program and reconfigure as a K‑8 campus amid low enrollment and funding limits.

Leach Garden Friends warns the 17‑acre public garden could close by mid‑March after a reduction in city funding; the nonprofit says it needs $50K a month to stay open.