Interim Police Chief Troy Price invites Vancouver residents to a forum on Oct. 30 aimed at fostering transparency in his potential appointment as permanent chief.

Hunter Newton's family claims he did not receive prompt medical aid after being shot by police, leaving a bullet inoperable in his brain. He is in critical condition. His lawyers suggest officers may have violated his rights.

A cyclist died in a hit-and-run in Portland, and the police seek the driver. The incident has affected local traffic but not Menlo Park Elementary access.

Clackamas County will be mailing out property tax statements for the 2024-2025 cycle to roughly 170,000 property owners by October 25, 2024, with up-to-date tax information available online.

Nine years after Dion Matthews Jr.'s unsolved murder, Portland Police seek public assistance, urging witnesses to come forward with information to aid the investigation.

Oregon celebrates Community Bank Week from October 21-25, recognizing the role of local banks in the economy and community, providing over 4,800 jobs and supporting small businesses.

The Eugene Police arrested individuals with outstanding warrants and seized drugs and a firearm while executing a search warrant and responding to a stolen vehicle incident.

Eugene woman Alyse Ninnette Edmonson was arrested on 46 counts of second-degree animal neglect after abandoning 46 malnourished cats in a vacated apartment.

A survey in Salem shows residents are divided on property tax hikes for city services, with majorities opposed to the Livability and Public Safety Levies. The City Council will discuss the results for the 2024 budget.

Portland's forecast includes showers and possible thunderstorms, clearing later. Temperatures will reach 58 degrees, dropping to 43 by evening. The weekend may see a gradual warm-up with mixed sun and chances of rain increasing by Sunday.

The Marie Equi Center, serving the LGBTQIA2S+ community in Portland, opened on October 11, offering housing resources and support services to those facing homelessness.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office seeks public help in solving three unsolved cases, including identifying skeletal remains, investigating Jeremy Gurtner's death, and finding Krista DeLa Rosa, missing since 1990.

Oregon's registration deadline for the November General Election is today, urging citizens to register via OregonVotes.gov or with paper forms. Ballots will be mailed starting October 16.