Dennis Kersting, a 78-year-old man with a history of murder, pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a homeless woman; he faces a 116-month prison sentence.

PBOT is constructing a concrete barrier for a bike lane on SE Stark Street in Portland, impacting traffic intermittently on weekdays through Jan. 6. The work is part of the "Safer Outer Stark" project.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a protest near the ICE building without making arrests, strategically positioning officers to maintain order amidst ongoing unrest in the area. PPB does not engage in immigration enforcement.

A Sunday morning shooting in Southeast Portland’s Powellhurst-Gilbert area left one dead and two injured, with a fourth person sustaining minor wounds. No arrests have been made as homicide detectives continue to investigate and urge anyone with information to call in tips for case 25-314623.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of rainy days for Portland, OR, with a 60% chance of rain and cool temperatures, leading into a week with mixed precipitation and fog.

Tamena Strickland was found guilty except for insanity for the second-degree murder of her brother and guilty on two counts of attempted murder, resulting in a lifetime commitment to the Psychiatric State Review Board and a 22-year prison sentence.

Rogue Ales & Spirits, a key player in Oregon's craft beer scene, has closed its operations, leaving unpaid rent and taxes, impacting employees and the tourism industry.

Spokane residents are invited to shape their city’s infrastructure through community talks on the North Spokane Corridor project, starting November 20.

The final suspect in the murder of 13-year-old Liam Spahnle-Bailey has been arrested, concluding the search for those responsible for the fatal shooting.

The final suspect in the shooting death of 13-year-old Liam Spahnle-Bailey in Gresham has been arrested; Terrell Coy was captured in Portland following a multi-state investigation.

Oregon DEQ awards $11.5 million in grants for diesel emissions reduction and infrastructure upgrades, supporting the transition to cleaner transportation.

The Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a closed executive session and a public business meeting on November 19, focusing on key acquisitions, legal issues, ATV Committee appointments, and rule changes for financial sustainability.

Clackamas County Commissioners to interview candidates for Oregon House District 51 on Nov. 17, with public input requested by 7 a.m. that day. Three GOP nominees are up for the seat, with the virtual meeting open for public viewing.