An Oregon City couple was jailed for not providing medical care to their newborn who died, pleading guilty to Criminal Mistreatment. They'll undergo supervised probation and must ensure their other children receive proper medical attention.

The Eugene Police Department credits the Automated License Plate Reader system for 43 arrests, many for serious crimes such as homicide and rape, and the recovery of stolen vehicles and property.

Oregon DEQ fined Stella-Jones Corp. $1 million for environmental violations, including water quality and hazardous waste issues, requiring operational improvements and additional monitoring.

SWACT will host a virtual public meeting on Sept. 12 to discuss transportation issues, with membership discussions and updates on COAR and ODOT Region 3 projects. Accommodations are available for those with disabilities.

Pony Creek Road is set to reopen on Sept. 9 after upgrades, including ADA-compliant features, but minor shoulder closures may continue for final touches.

Police found three dead with gunshot wounds in a Brentwood-Darlington home; Portland homicide detectives are investigating, with no ongoing threat to the public reported.

Former Alaska Airlines pilot Joseph Emerson pleaded no contest to charges stemming from an attempt to shut down a Horizon Air flight's engines mid-flight. He received 50 days jail time, community service, and probation.

Matthew Ryan Pyle was arrested after a standoff with Eugene SWAT following a domestic dispute and is facing charges, including assault and violating a restraining order.

Portland's City Council, led by Councilor Loretta Smith, has changed its meeting schedule to four times a month, including one evening session, to increase public participation.

A new boulder honoring the legacy of Black-owned newspapers has been added to Dawson Park's Historic Story Boulders in Portland, acknowledging the contributions of The Skanner News and The Portland Observer.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek opened applications for two new Lane County Circuit Court seats effective from January 1, 2026, as a result of recently passed SB 95.

The Oregon DFR advises families to review insurance policies for students, considering coverage for personal property, renter's liability, auto insurance, and health plans.

The Portland Police Bureau continues to conduct operations against sex trafficking, involving multiple arrests and victim support efforts along Northeast 82nd Avenue and Northeast Sandy Boulevard.