An 84-year-old woman died after a car crash in Salem. The vehicle hit a utility pole and trees. The driver is cooperating with the investigation; no arrests have been made.

A German Shepherd named Burton has been sworn in as Multnomah County Sheriff's Office comfort dog, to help reduce stress during crises and community events.

A new comfort dog named Burton has joined the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office to aid in relieving stress for community members and first responders.

Portland's weather will be partly cloudy, reaching 69°F, but rain is expected Tuesday with a high chance of precipitation and calm winds today shifting northwest.

Mark David McCool appeared in Seattle court facing charges for attempting to sexually abuse children, after being arrested in a sting with items suggesting intent to commit the crime.

Multnomah County warns 1,092 Health Center clients of a potential data breach after a former employee kept a County-issued laptop containing private data.

A person was electrocuted and fell 40 feet while attempting a selfie atop a power tower in Portland, surviving with apparent luck. Fire & Rescue responded and emphasized the dangers of such stunts.

Oregon committees to review grant applications for preserving historic properties and archaeological sites with meetings scheduled for public observation.

The Clark County Community Advisory Group, formed to advise on state climate change planning legislation, will meet on May 22 to discuss policy for local governance.

Homicide detectives in Portland's Ashcreek neighborhood are investigating the death of an adult male found in a residence, with no suspects currently pursued.

Gustavo Torres-Mendez, a Portland gang leader, received a 168-month federal prison sentence for directing a drug trafficking operation involving fentanyl and other drugs.

Multnomah County reports a significant rise in fentanyl-related deaths, with the rates soaring since 2018. The Health Department's report reveals concerns over co-occurring substance use and demographic disparities in the impact of the epidemic.

A disoriented swimmer was rescued in the Sandy River, and other incidents prompted officials to stress safety and offer free life jacket kiosks at local parks.