A Coos County man, Dewayne Forrest, was sentenced to 162 years for child sex abuse, after a DOJ task force investigation linked him to abusive material.

The Oregon Housing and Community Services department is funding over 1,100 new and rehabilitated affordable homes to address the state's housing crisis.

Rainbow Stammet pleaded guilty to stealing over $60,000 from Fred Meyer, stemming from her gambling addiction. She is set for sentencing on August 4, 2025.

Portland's weather forecast includes sun and possible showers, with temperatures ranging from mid-40s to mid-80s. Winds will be mild, and a chance of showers starts on Wednesday.

A body believed to be a missing 20-year-old kayaker from California was found near Meldrum Bar Park in Gladstone, Oregon, and is pending identification.

The article describes how reducing food waste can save resources and money, offers tips like meal planning and proper food storage, and encourages composting to lower methane emissions from landfills.

Governor Tina Kotek orders flags at Oregon public institutions to half-staff on May 4 to honor fallen firefighters during National Fallen Firefighters Memorial Weekend.

Washington County introduces a microtransit project in partnership with Ride Connection, targeting service gaps in specific areas starting in 2026. Residents can input on the service via an online survey.

The Portland Police Bureau confirmed Joshua Manahan, 44, was fatally shot downtown. An active homicide investigation is ongoing, with public assistance sought.

Clark County is seeking a volunteer park host for Captain William Clark Regional Park to maintain facilities and assist visitors while living on-site with basic utilities provided by the county.

Oregon declares May 18-25, 2025, as Volcano Awareness Week, commemorating the 45th anniversary of Mount St. Helens eruption and promoting disaster preparedness.

Altura Apartments open in Washington County, aiming to ease the strain of high living costs with 75 new, affordable units and supportive services for residents, including Lisa, a mother of five, who achieved stability through county programs.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signs bills funding summer learning to boost literacy and academic performance, with bipartisan support and a focus on evidence-based programs.