Hillsboro is advancing the redevelopment of the Washington County Fairgrounds Sports Complex, coinciding with the construction of the Hillsboro Hops Ballpark, to enhance community recreation and well-being.

Multnomah County offices close on MLK Day to honor Dr. King's legacy, affecting health clinics, tax services, and library operations. Normal operations resume Jan. 20.

A Multnomah County jury on Friday reconvicted two men in a retrial tied to Oregon’s reversal of non‑unanimous jury verdicts, closing a 25‑year chapter in a 2000 attack. The DA said the verdict provides justice for the victim.

A 1935 attorney‑general opinion could block the Legislature from repealing House Bill 3991, complicating Gov. Tina Kotek’s plan and leaving ODOT facing steep cuts.

Sen. Jeff Merkley told Oregon town halls that ICE and Border Patrol tactics are stripping away rights, pressing for oversight as protests and investigations mount. Local leaders have opened inquiries and demanded answers from DHS.

A Washington County judge granted a defense request to postpone the murder trial of Bryce Schubert, the Beaverton neighbor accused in the death of nurse Melissa Jubane.

Yamhill County Public Health shared a self-assessment for substance use on social media, offering a six-question tool designed to help residents evaluate their habits and connect with resources.

Multnomah County Sheriff's Corrections CNT underwent immersive hostage scenario training. The exercise, led by Sergeant Bill Maxwell, aimed to prepare for critical incidents in jails.

Two male juveniles, aged 12 and 15, were arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Santi Ram Rai in Portland, facing murder and other charges.

Ex-Republican State Senator Tim Knopp is named Oregon's Chief Prosperity Officer, tasked with boosting the state's economy and jobs under Governor Kotek's Prosperity Roadmap initiative.

Oregon man Toren Paul Flom sentenced to over 11 years for drug distribution linked to an overdose case, despite inconclusive evidence of causing the death.

BRAVO Youth Orchestras and Portland Parks & Recreation collaborate to offer classical music after-school programs in North and Northeast Portland, supported by a city grant.

Portland is set to experience a series of sunny days with highs in the 50s and lows around freezing, according to the National Weather Service forecast.