The Washington County Sheriff's Office is hosting Family Fun Nights from February 27th to May 8th to offer free entertainment and strengthen community ties.

Upcoming Portland weather includes varying rain chances and changing snow levels, with highs around 52 degrees and mild winds, and a wet midweek forecast.

Easton Talt's walk-off home run secured a 2-0 victory for Oregon State Beavers against San Diego, highlighted by standout pitching performances from both teams.

Portland adds Allen and Suarez as non-voting members to the homelessness response committee, aiming to improve action plans with their expertise in taxpayer representation and behavioral health.

The Burkes-Belluschi House in Portland, Oregon, designed by Pietro Belluschi, is now listed in the National Register of Historic Places for its architectural significance.

The Lee-Janouch House in Medford, Oregon has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places, celebrated for its National Park Service Rustic architecture.

Portland is hiring a new Public Art Administrator to manage and enhance its public art programs, including the Percent for Art initiative that funds arts through infrastructure projects.

Clackamas County Commissioner Fireside takes leave after indictment; Chair Roberts committed to maintaining trust, acknowledges limited removal powers.

The Stark Street Bridge in East County is reopening, with a celebration planned for the community to mark the end of emergency repairs necessitated by structural damage.

A Salem man was sentenced to 12 years for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs, with a subsequent investigation leading to significant drug and firearm seizures.

OHCS advances housing projects, addressing homelessness on the Southern Oregon Coast, with new developments like the North Bend Family Housing Project and initiatives for youth and veterans.

The NTSB report on the 2023 Newberg plane crash cites inadequate supervision and training error as factors in the accident that killed a student pilot and an instructor.

Jonathan Lee Taylor, a corrections deputy, pled guilty to second-degree official misconduct for falsifying logbooks and neglecting security checks. He is sentenced to probation and must resign.