A taxi operator from Portland is charged with attacking his ex with a machete and is set for trial on February 8.

A Lake Oswego spa was the center of a sex trafficking network, leading to arrests on charges including promoting prostitution; at least 10 women are believed to be victims.

The Portland Police Bureau is searching for Cory J. Jackson, a suspect in at least five dispensary robberies involving a firearm, across multiple states.

The U.S. HHS has made permanent the pandemic-era telehealth rules for prescribing addiction treatments, improving access to medications like buprenorphine and methadone.

Students in Oregon and New Jersey face academic setbacks post-pandemic, with prolonged recovery in test scores, particularly in math, according to recent studies and reports.

The Oregon Supreme Court upheld the enforcement of Measure 113, supporting Secretary of State Griffin-Valade’s interpretation to disqualify legislators with over 10 unexcused absences from reelection.

Murals on Hawthorne Bridge columns in Portland revitalize the area, featuring local history, culture, and the Ground Score Association's story, highlighting sustainability and resilience.

Javier Sarabia from California was sentenced to 151 months in prison for his role in a drug trafficking operation from Mexico to Portland. He pleaded guilty in October 2023.

Former Intel CEO, Brian Krzanich, joins the board of SES AI Corp., a company specializing in battery technology, bringing his tech and leadership experience to advance next-gen li-metal batteries.

A Portland couple used their iPhone, a CO2 monitor, and neighbor's video to trace a suspected burglar who had stolen items from their storm-damaged home.

Portland City Council unanimously approved housing production reforms introduced by Commissioner Carmen Rubio, aimed at amending zoning codes to reduce construction costs and foster socio-economic diversity.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved a package to boost housing construction, offering tax breaks and easing zoning and permitting rules to include affordable units in new developments.

Portland's rising graffiti issue is escalating, as examined by Willamette Week, affecting the city's visual landscape and frustrating residents and officials.