The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office reminds football fans to prioritize safe transportation during bowl season, advocating ride-sharing or a designated driver to prevent DUIs.

High-speed chase in Gresham leads to a crash, and the arrest of two teens involved in a stolen vehicle incident, with police lauding their coordinated response.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks the public's help in finding Richard Scott Stuart, a suspect in two Christmas Eve stabbings.

Yamhill County reminds new pet parents to license their puppies within six months, highlighting an online portal for easy registration and renewals, and a 30-day period for older dog adoptions.

Yamhill County Sheriff's Office celebrates the 4th birthday of K9 Valk, a valuable member of the force with a strong track record in various police duties.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office recommends ways to prevent post-holiday theft by properly disposing of gift packaging to avoid attracting thieves.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Portland and surrounding areas, affecting visibility during morning commutes.

Portland has resumed using water from Bull Run Watershed after temporary increased turbidity led to a switch to groundwater. The city's infrastructure is being enhanced to address climate-related water quality challenges.

HHS declared a Public Health Emergency in Washington state due to severe weather, providing support and waiving certain HIPAA sanctions to aid response efforts.

A fire at the Reformation Covenant Church in Oregon City on Christmas required a complex firefighting effort due to its unique structure, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

A homicide on Old Lewis River Rd involved Ricky Miller allegedly confessing to killing Dennis Schmitt, with the body found hidden in a barrel on Miller's property. Miller faces charges, as the community and authorities seek further information.

Two individuals were hospitalized after separate stabbings in Northeast Portland on Christmas Eve; no arrests have been made, and the connection between incidents is unclear.

Scott Kerman resigned as executive director of Blanchet House after six years; Emily Coleman and Steve Cook are now co-interim directors. The nonprofit continues to serve the community despite leadership changes.