Portland police arrested Michael K. Cohron for sexually abusing a developmentally delayed girl, with an investigation spanning years and multiple charges filed.

Eugene City Council allocates $700,000 to support three affordable housing projects, with funds aiding in the creation of over 240 rental units for low-income residents.

Juneteenth commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, and highlights the ongoing impact of historical injustices on marginalized communities, emphasizing the importance of equitable emergency management practices.

Portland's weather will transition from clear to overcast, with comfortable temperatures and a forecast of mostly sunny days ahead, including a sunny weekend with highs in the mid-70s to low 80s.

Daniel Blew received an 18-month prison sentence for his involvement in a Portland burglary ring, with additional probation and potential added jail time for violations.

Multi-vehicle crash on Highway 101 in Lincoln County, involving a Chevrolet Spark, a Tesla, a GMC Yukon, and a Kia Sorento, resulted in one death and several injuries.

I-5 in Portland will be closed overnight for new power line installation by Pacific Power on June 12, from 11 p.m. to 4 a.m. Drivers should follow detours and watch for workers.

Oregon State Police ticketed 122 truck drivers for avoiding weigh stations, underscoring ODOT's commitment to road safety and adherence to trucking regulations.

A multi-state lawsuit, led by Oregon's Attorney General, aims to protect the sale of 23andMe's DNA data during its bankruptcy, ensuring individuals maintain control over their genetic information.

A Portland man, Daryl Turner, faces federal charges for distributing fentanyl related to a fatal overdose, plus firearm possession during drug trafficking.

Oregon Democrats propose a transportation funding bill with a gas tax increase, new fees on electric vehicles, and hikes in other vehicle-related charges, aiming to generate $1.9 billion for state infrastructure projects.

Washington State Library and Washington Talking Book & Braille Library face indefinite public closure from July 1 due to a lack of state budget funding.

Oregon Governor Kotek and OHCS announced funding for 239 affordable homes to aid low-income and underserved communities, marking progress in the state's housing crisis.