Police investigate a fatal hit-and-run on North Marine Drive in Portland, with no arrests made and the victim unidentified. Witnesses are urged to contact authorities.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny days, partly cloudy evenings, with highs in the 70s and light winds, but rain likely starting Sunday night into next week.

Three Oregon district attorneys withdrew from a federal lawsuit about Oregon State Hospital, citing recent legislative changes as their reason for disengagement.

Rafael Gonzalez Rodriguez was sentenced to nearly 44 years in prison for sexually abusing two young girls over several years, with the victims being under 12 when the abuse started.

Four young men died in a car crash in Salem, involving a Volkswagen Jetta and a Buick Enclave. The Jetta's driver, Saul Hernandez-Roblero, faces multiple charges including manslaughter.

Garvin Franklin Jr., 45, was fatally shot in Portland's Montavilla neighborhood. Portland Police identified him as the homicide victim, and the case remains under investigation.

The Oregon DEQ opposes the EPA's proposal to rescind a key climate protection ruling, emphasizing the importance of science-based policy and the Endangerment Finding for state-level emissions reduction efforts.

The Portland Police have arrested Jomonee J. Foster, 18, on charges of attempted murder and assault for a shooting that occurred in May, critically injuring a man.

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 22 in Yamhill County resulted in the death of a Dallas man, Devere Tucker Eastman.

Councilor Dan Ryan proposes a Storefront Support Program to address the challenges faced by Portland's small businesses, focusing on vandalism, high costs, and commercial vacancies.

Portland city officials visited Vienna to study its social housing model, incurring expenses totaling $15,688.49. Despite controversy over high travel costs due to city policy, the delegation aims to apply Vienna's methods in Portland.

Gresham Police to host Tagg's Dog Days of Summer event on Sept 20, with K-9 demos and activities supporting the K-9 Unit and collecting donations for charity.

Oregon Department of Human Services has extended the deadline for Deschutes and Jefferson counties' residents to report SNAP food losses due to the Flat Fire until September 22, 2025.