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A Hillsboro man faces six stalking counts after alleged encounters with five women and a child across Washington County. Investigators say more victims may come forward.
A Portland man allegedly shot a husky in the head with an arrow after mistaking it for a wolf. He is scheduled to change his plea Wednesday.
A Portland man received a 90-month prison sentence after surveillance footage linked him to drug sales at a TriMet station in East Portland. Prosecutors said his prior record helped drive the unusually long sentence.
Police say a Beaverton man cut off a driver, reversed for more than a mile and entered oncoming lanes before his arrest.
Food & Drinks in ...
Hajime Sato’s 14-seat Sazanami has opened in Beaverton with reservations-only, adults-only dining and a menu built around sustainable seafood.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny Monday with highs near 84°F. Coastal drizzle possible Tuesday.
The Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs ordered evacuations as the Bench and Beachcomb fires moved toward reservation lands; shelters and a livestock center were set up in Madras.
Low clouds will mix out to mostly sunny afternoons with highs near 82°F; coastal drizzle and brief gusts are possible this afternoon.
A Sumpter burglary report led deputies to a house where a multi-agency SWAT team arrested a suspect; firearms were seized and two juveniles were detained. Authorities say the investigation is ongoing.
Juan Manuel Reverter, wanted in the 2023 death of Agostina Jalabert, was arrested in Deschutes County after a multiagency manhunt. Authorities say international partners helped locate him.
Engine 22 crews responded Friday after light smoke was seen on the roof of a Portland restaurant; firefighters made entry and began investigating, per Portland Fire & Rescue.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
Oregon health officials flagged Sky Zone Beaverton as a possible measles exposure site last Saturday. Visitors during the noon–3 p.m. window should check vaccine records and call their provider.
An internal memo directs Vancouver officers to refer many misdemeanors to the city attorney amid a public‑defender shortage, drawing union and sheriff pushback.
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