Mayor Michael Zarosinski of Medford declared April as Water Conservation Month, urging community participation and offering practical conservation tips.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited flood-affected Harney County, promising to secure aid for recovery and announced providing $40,000 for landfill fees. She met with displaced residents and pledged to seek further federal and state funds.

MCSO K-9 Hans helped capture a suspect after a dramatic chase involving a stolen U-Haul truck that ended without injuries or property damage, with multi-agency cooperation praised for the suspect's arrest.

Deputies arrested a wanted man after a standoff in Clackamas County, where he refused to leave a vacant house, leading to a peaceful surrender following negotiations.

Portland City employees get one-time access to the Nike Company Store from April 19th to May 18th, requiring Employee ID and government-issued ID for entry.

A Portland man, Isaac Justham, pled guilty to first-degree animal abuse for beating a dog in an elevator and was sentenced to 16 months in prison, with subsequent supervision and a 15-year pet ownership ban.

Authorities in Texas arrested Che Bell, suspected of a March 9 Portland shooting that killed Kevin Rhinehart. Bell faces multiple charges and awaits extradition to Oregon.

Portland's weather is clearing up with warmer temperatures and more sunshine expected over the coming days, according to the National Weather Service.

A Creswell man died after his car collided with a log truck on Highway 99 S in Lane County; the truck driver was unharmed. The road was closed for 2.5 hours as police investigate.

Medford introduces its first TRACK Trail at Prescott Park for family outdoor fun and education, expected by June end, with interactive elements for kids.

Fatal car crash on Interstate 84 in Baker County results in the death of 85-year-old driver John Carl Allyn after his Chevy Tahoe was rear-ended by a Volvo truck.

An investigation is underway in Cornelius after a woman and her three children were found dead in a home. The WCSO is seeking public assistance and assures there's no public threat.

A young man in Oregon was sentenced to 18 months for fentanyl trafficking after a woman's overdose led to an investigation that resulted in his arrest.