Colby Jungwirth received an 80-month prison sentence for criminally negligent homicide related to supplying fentanyl, leading to Christian Chase Robertson's death.

Albany Public Schools remain closed as a tentative deal with the teachers' union falters over return-to-work terms, despite both sides initially nearing an agreement. Classes will not resume Monday, as negotiations continue.

Portland City Council considers a complaint against AFSCME for practice pickets, citing contract violations. Escalation to Oregon Employment Relations Board is possible as budget cuts loom.

Brett Dhone, 37, died after a car crash in Salem, which occurred following a "medical event." He crashed his truck into a tree, marking the city's 20th fatal collision in 2024.

One driver died and another was injured in a three-car crash on Highway 213 in Clackamas County, Oregon. The accident involved a Mazda veering into oncoming traffic.

The National Weather Service in Portland has issued an Air Stagnation Advisory for Portland and Vancouver until 4 PM Monday due to calm winds and poor air circulation.

A woman died in a three-vehicle crash in Portland's Woodlawn neighborhood; three others injured. Police are investigating and seeking witness information.

Governor Tina Kotek has appointed Jeffrey D. Auxier to the Multnomah County Circuit Court, filling the vacancy left by Judge Amy Baggio's departure. Auxier was a top vote-getter in a recent election.

A man was arrested for the murder of his mother in Gladstone following a welfare check. The investigation is ongoing, and he faces murder and weapon charges.

Body camera footage sheds light on a Camas officer-involved shooting where Patrick Wetzel was shot by Deputy Gonzalez after allegedly pointing a gun at officers.

The Portland and Vancouver metro areas are under an Air Stagnation Advisory, warning of poor air quality and dense fog impacting visibility, posing risks for respiratory health and travel safety.

Oregon's Division of Financial Regulation recovered $1.6 million for residents in Q3 2024, summing up to almost $7 million in the year, by resolving financial and insurance disputes.

A child from Portsmouth Neighborhood reported missing earlier this week was safely found, with Portland Police thanking the community for their help. Details remain undisclosed for privacy.