Portland man is sentenced to 156 months in prison for possessing methamphetamine and violating federal supervision.

The NCPRD has launched the "Leash Up North Clackamas" campaign, encouraging dog owners to leash their pets in parks and trails to ensure safety and protect wildlife.

Oregon announces the twelfth consecutive yearly decrease in workers' compensation costs, with the pure premium rate dropping to 91 cents per $100 of payroll for 2025.

A Vancouver mother was charged with manslaughter after her baby's death was linked to fentanyl, with naloxone detected but not administered by first responders.

The article details the weather forecast for Portland, Oregon, which includes a mixture of showers, cloudy skies, sunbreaks, fog, and calm winds over the coming days, with a variable chance of rain throughout the week.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders flags at public institutions to be lowered to half-staff in remembrance of the September 11 attacks, honoring the nearly 3,000 victims.

A fatal shooting in Portland's Lloyd Neighborhood left one male victim dead, with the shooter remaining at large and the police investigation ongoing.

Two Portland restaurants, Alpenrausch and Pasar, were featured on Bon Appetit's "20 Best New Restaurants of 2024" list, highlighting the city's diverse culinary scene.

Multnomah County approved plans for a new homelessness resource center in Gresham, offering shelter, a day center, and other services, with completion expected in late 2025.

OHCS's Homeowner Assistance Fund in Oregon is in its final application round due to limited remaining funds, urging homeowners facing pandemic-related financial struggles to act quickly.

A head-on collision in Clackamas County resulted in the death of Jason Belisle and minor injuries to two others. The cause, possibly involving impairment, is under investigation.

A severe crash on Highway 101 near Cannon Beach and Seaside has caused extensive traffic congestion and a complete road closure, with delays expected to last into the afternoon.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declares September Preparedness Month, highlighting emergency readiness initiatives, including the Be 2 Weeks Ready Toolkit and CERT programs, to enhance community resilience to wildfires and natural disasters.