A newly released forensic evaluation describes the delusions a Portland man told clinicians before killing three people and wounding three in 2022. Court filings point to missed medication and layered oversight.

Cascada is bringing a 68‑room wellness hotel to Bend, with construction slated to start late July and an opening planned for 2028.

A motorcyclist died Sunday on the NE 33rd overpass at Columbia Boulevard; the roadway was closed while police investigated. Authorities are asking for tips.

Sen. Ron Wyden and colleagues introduced a bill to restrict flavored nitrous oxide sales, tighten FDA oversight and fund prevention as poisonings and deaths climb.

A Eugene woman says a foul ball came through damaged netting at PK Park and left her with facial, dental and cognitive injuries; her lawsuit names the Emeralds and UO.

A Hood River driver was arrested after allegedly driving through a closed I‑84 ramp and making contact with two ODOT workers while crews cleared an overturned truck.

A West Linn resident was sentenced to 10 years after police say investigators seized nearly 200 child sexual abuse files and prosecutors say he continued sharing images after a prior conviction.

Portland police say 29-year-old Taja'mar Hepburn is tied to 88 thefts and roughly $115,000 in stolen goods. Authorities credit a coordinated probe by PPB and the county DA for the arrest.

Belle Fiore, a 70‑acre Ashland vineyard and French‑style chateau, is listed for $26M — the offering pairs a trophy residence with a turnkey winery and event operation.

A Portland mother says her daughter was groomed through Roblox’s in‑game chat and has filed suit, adding a local voice to a national legal fight over child safety on the platform.

Portland Police say the Central Bike Squad arrested two people in southeast Portland and seized about 843.7 grams of suspected fentanyl — an amount the bureau estimated could equal more than 400,000 lethal doses.

A 19-year-old was cited after an illegal firework exploded and ignited dry grass in Beaverton; crews put out the blaze quickly.

Governor Tina Kotek declared drought emergencies in Curry and Union counties as record-low snowpack and early melt tighten summer water supplies across Oregon.