A 9th Circuit Court of Appeals panel's decision to deploy National Guard troops in Oregon has sparked confusion among state officials, prompting them to seek an overturn of the order.

Sergeant Jake Hult was honored for his ten-year service with the North Bend Police, receiving commendation for his significant contributions and leadership.

Multnomah County seeks three residents to join its Planning Commission, volunteering to shape rural land use and policy; meetings occur monthly. Applications are due by November 3, 2025.

A homicide investigation began in Vancouver after Kammy Lyn Pollack, 51, was found dead at Studio 6 Suites. Joseph M. Uriarte, 27, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the case.

SNAP benefits in Oregon are threatened due to a federal shutdown, with over 750,000 residents at risk of losing food assistance. Governor Kotek criticized the Trump Administration for not resolving the issue.

Erin McMahon shared her insights on women veterans’ leadership at the Oregon Women Veterans Conference, organized by ODVA, where she was honored for her service.

Portland protest monitored by police without arrests, PPB emphasizes communication and public safety, details on PPB's strategies provided on their website.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office warns the public about the dangers of "smishing," advising against engaging with or clicking links in suspicious text messages.

A pedestrian, Larry Joseph Mervin Jacobs, was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Highway 240 in Yamhill County. The driver, Holly Mclain, was unharmed, and the accident is under investigation.

Oregon's voter registration for the November 4, 2025 Special Election has closed; residents are preparing to vote on local matters like school safety and tax levies.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Strategic Analysis Unit received the 2025 NACo Achievement Award for innovative public service and improving government efficiency.

A North Bend man, Kenneth Garrison, died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 38 in Douglas County after his car hit a tree. Oregon State Police are investigating the cause.

Washington County declared October as National Community Planning Month to honor planners' contributions to shaping communities, emphasizing their role in public participation and aligning with Oregon's climate goals.