A man was indicted for the murder of William "Tom" Vaughn in Gresham, with the suspect arrested over a year later in the same neighborhood as the crime scene.

Oregon's AG leads 22 states in suing the Trump administration over Medicaid funding block to Planned Parenthood, citing potential clinic closures and disruptions in essential health services.

At the Forensic Science Investigator Camp, Corrections Lieutenant Pete Moseler shared his forensic expertise with middle schoolers, inspiring future careers in crime-solving.

A travel trailer fire in Sandy was extinguished by Clackamas Fire crews; an overloaded extension cord on dry grass was the cause. Firefighters emphasized safety tips to prevent such incidents.

Portland Police seek community help to find a suspect in several Northeast Portland arsons near Irving Park, requesting security camera footage from locals.

The Thurman Street Bridge in Portland will be open to eastbound traffic only on July 30, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for repair work, with detours in place.

Oregon's Governor Kotek signed bipartisan bills to speed up housing construction and increase accessibility, with new laws promoting middle housing, pre-approved building plans, and funding for infrastructure and factory-based housing.

Scott E. Bradford becomes U.S. Attorney for Oregon, appointed by Attorney General Bondi, and is set to lead the District’s legal proceedings with his extensive experience.

OR 127, Cornelius Pass Road, will close for chip sealing from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on August 5 and 6, with local access allowed up to NW Skyline Boulevard.

Portland is set for several days of sunshine and clear nights, with temperatures reaching the high 80s to low 90s this week, ideal for outdoor activities.

East Medford is planning a new development with a pizza place and coffee shop, featuring drive-thru service, a courtyard, and space for food trucks, set to start construction in August 2025.

Local authorities are investigating after a body was found in the Willamette River near Portland's Steel Bridge, with the cause of death pending examination.

The Portland Bureau of Transportation updates sidewalk development rules, streamlining regulations for infill development and accommodating historic areas and greenery. Public comments are invited.