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.

Portland Police identify Ryan Stone Zinkand as the victim of a Sumner neighborhood homicide from a shooting on Sunday, urging witnesses to assist the ongoing investigation.

The SUN Service System marks its 25th anniversary, having grown from eight community schools to a network of 94, providing educational and support services in Multnomah County.

The Ombuds Office for Oregon Workers is hosting outreach events to help Spanish-speaking workers understand their rights and navigate workers' compensation and workplace safety laws.

The Oregon DEQ has launched a pilot program, CAAP, to help four communities improve air quality with the support of an EPA grant and local collaboration.

The Hillsboro Police Blotter outlines various local police incidents, ranging from bike theft to hit and runs, and includes public efforts to ensure safety.

Jack P. Hauser was arrested in Hillsboro for charges including Human Trafficking and failing to register as a sex offender, after exploiting a disabled man.

The Portland Police arrested 14 for DUII during a holiday crackdown, issuing 120 citations and 22 warnings, emphasizing sober driving and a zero-tolerance policy for all forms of impaired driving.

The digital Oregon General Election Voters' Pamphlet is now available, providing details on candidates and measures for informed voting decisions. It can be accessed online with the printed version being distributed by October 14.

The Portland Police Bureau's Central Bike Squad conducted a drug mission downtown, resulting in four arrests and alternatives to incarceration for two individuals.

A shootout at an Aloha church parking lot resulted in two injuries and damage to nearby homes. Two suspects were arrested, with a third being sought by police.