Oregon voters are reminded by the Secretary of State's office to plan their vote for the November 5, 2024 election, with options to mail, drop off, or use official boxes.

Authorities are probing the intentional burning of ballots in ballot box fires in Portland and Vancouver, with Multnomah responding by enabling ballot replacements.

Clark County increases security around ballot boxes after vandalism at Fisher's Landing, and officials process salvageable ballots while advising affected voters to check if their votes were counted or obtain replacements.

The audit by Oregon and Washington State Auditor's Offices revealed $65 million was spent by Oregon on Medicaid for individuals also enrolled in Washington from 2019 to 2022.

Police in Vancouver investigated a suspicious device and fire at a ballot box, with no reported injuries and ongoing inquiries from local authorities and the FBI.

"60 Minutes" aired a segment on the Columbia River Bar, showcasing the Coast Guard's rigorous training in one of the most dangerous waterways, known as the 'Graveyard of the Pacific.'

A knife-wielding man caused a standoff in South Portland before police took him into custody; he faces multiple charges, including burglary and arson.

Portland's weather forecast includes a week of showers and potential thunderstorms with high chances of precipitation and temperatures ranging from the high 40s to 50s.

Portland Police arrested Lance G. Fluker after a series of armed bank robberies. No injuries were reported, and additional charges are being considered.

Craciun Lazar, reported missing in Portland, was found safe and is undergoing hospital evaluation, with police thanking the public for their vigilance.

Portland Police Bureau and Oregon State Police collaborated in a traffic safety mission, resulting in 189 stops, 150 citations, and 4 arrests to improve road safety.

Clark County invites Mount Vista residents to review and give feedback on three park design concepts at an open house or online, and to vote on the new park's name.

Oregon receives $42 million from the federal government to upgrade its water infrastructure, a move supported by Governor Tina Kotek in the context of statewide needs and changing climate challenges.