Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield applauds a court decision aimed at ending Google's search monopoly to foster market competition and online fairness.

During a patrol, Eugene Police cited a driver for infractions. Later, the passenger, Aaron Livesay, was caught driving the car, found with a stolen, loaded handgun, and charged with multiple offenses.

September is National Suicide Prevention Month, highlighting initiatives like the 988 Lifeline and local campaigns to support those facing mental health challenges.

Washington County's first year of the Deflection Program shows promising results, offering treatment over prosecution for substance abuse misdemeanors and aiding many in finding shelter.

The article from Washington County Emergency Management underlines the need for a family reunification and communication plan, detailing steps like selecting meeting spots, including pets, and school pick-up arrangements.

A DUI crash in Milwaukie resulted in one woman's death and another hospitalized; the driver, Austin Jones, was arrested on manslaughter and other charges.

A cyclist died in a solo crash in Washington Park, Portland, on Sunday. Police are investigating the incident with no vehicles believed to be involved.

North Bend Public Library is seeking a Youth Librarian to create programs, manage collections, and assist with technology. The role includes community engagement and requires a bachelor's degree and youth work experience.

Nighttime construction on I-205 in Oregon will close lanes for the Bus on Shoulder Project, with work set for September to October, aiming to ease traffic congestion.

The Portland Police identified Guillermo Soto Briceno as the man who died after his car crashed into the Columbia River. The circumstances of the accident are under investigation.

Clackamas County announces a public auction for surplus lands, requiring registration and a 20% cash or cashier's check deposit. The event takes place at the Clackamas County Circuit Court with limited seating.

The Clark County DDAB is seeking community feedback through a survey for their five-year plan, ensuring inclusivity and confidentiality in the process.

Dan Worth has been appointed Medford's new Public Works Director, previously serving in a similar role in Scottsdale, Arizona, and having a military background.