Shiloh Thanos-Young, 22, was fatally shot in Northwest Portland; police have confirmed his identity and the Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide. No arrests have been made.

Portland Parks & Recreation's Urban Forestry division is giving away 4,000 trees to local residents to plant on their property, with delivery and planting assistance options available.

Portland, Oregon, forecast predicts wet conditions, with a 40% chance of showers and a high of 49 degrees today, followed by patchy fog and mostly cloudy skies tonight. Rain likely through the weekend.

Portland police are investigating the blunt force trauma homicide of 75-year-old James S. Miller, with no arrests made. They seek information and urge community engagement.

ODOT highlights older driver safety and promotes family discussions on safe driving habits for seniors through their Older Driver Safety Awareness Week in Oregon.

Oregon might reduce speed limits on River Road and the Oregon Coast Highway for safety. The Speed Zone Review Panel will decide on this proposal at their December 9 meeting.

Multnomah County law enforcement ensures safety at local holiday events, with TriMet Transit Police and deputies overseeing festivities like the Portland Tree Lighting Ceremony.

Lake Oswego Lakers dominated Central Catholic with a 35-6 win to claim the Oregon Class 6A football championship, showcasing a balanced attack and strong defense.

Portland Police launched a homicide investigation after finding an individual with fatal stab wounds in the Centennial neighborhood. No arrests have been made; the case is ongoing.

A man in Vancouver is charged with hit-and-run, vehicular assault, and DUI after a pedestrian was seriously injured. His vehicle was located at an apartment complex, leading to his arrest.

Two men arrested in Gresham for firearms and drug possession after a house raid by Multnomah County officials.

Portland's Thanksgiving forecast predicts heavy rain, with 100% overnight chance, 80% during the day, and gusty winds. Rain expected into the weekend.

ODHS in Oregon urges SNAP and TANF beneficiaries to protect their benefits from theft, outlining steps like using ebtEDGE for transactions and promoting PIN changes and card freezing.