Portland Police announce the identity of hit-and-run victim Bethany Johnson; urge public to provide information.

Medford firefighter Manny Sharp received the 2024 Ben Franklin Award for Valor after rescuing individuals from a burning house without protective gear.

Portland's Mayor Wheeler and Sheriff Morrisey O’Donnell are working together to enforce public safety and offer services to the homeless violating local ordinances.

Portland's weather forecast includes a high of 78 degrees, a 30% chance of evening showers, and potential thunderstorms. Conditions will remain unsettled with a slight chance of precipitation tonight and a comfortable humidity level.

A vandal drove a white Ford F150 into Fire Station 25 in Portland, damaging the garage door and flagpole, with officials seeking information on the incident.

I-84 in Gilliam County, Oregon, reopened after a closure caused by brush fires. Wildfires spread, leading to evacuations, but residents have since returned home. Travelers are cautioned about potential smoke-related low visibility.

Vancouver police seek a male suspect in his 20s-30s for the attempted abduction of a child in Lieser Crest Park, described as having tattoos on his face, hands, and possibly stomach.

Portland is upgrading its bike lanes by replacing plastic posts with concrete barriers to increase safety, starting with key areas like Northwest Naito.

Volunteer divers found a man's body, presumed to be Derik Morganstern, in the Willamette River after he attempted to save a struggling woman earlier in the week.

Multnomah County approves a new agreement with AMR to improve ambulance staffing and response times after AMR failed to meet urgent call response targets.

The opening of Multnomah County's new deflection center has prompted concerns about security and neighborhood impact; $740,000 has been allocated for initial-security measures.

A woman was pronounced dead at a downtown Portland intersection. Police are investigating and ask the public for any information. Traffic is affected.

Washington County's Behavioral Health and Studio Art Direct are seeking local artists in recovery to submit artwork for display at the upcoming Center for Addictions Triage and Treatment. Selected artists will be compensated.