A man was arrested by the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office after a domestic violence incident and fleeing the scene, with deputies later securing weapons from the home.

Martha overcame homelessness with help from Washington County's Supportive Housing Services, becoming a tenant and creating a home filled with her art.

Paul Clay Jr., 49, has been indicted on charges including first-degree rape and assault, stemming from a pattern of targeting and abusing vulnerable women.

Clark County residents can expect to receive ballots for the Special Election on April 22, with the Elections Office offering resources and assistance online, by phone, and in person for registration and voting.

Low levels of Cryptosporidium detected in Portland's Bull Run Watershed; public health measures increased, interim protections in place, no immediate actions for general population.

Washington County is seeking public feedback on its 2025-26 Road Maintenance Program draft, which includes preventative maintenance plans and details on various roadwork projects. Deadline for comments is April 20.

The March 26 Climate Project Community Advisory Group meeting in Clark County was canceled due to severe weather. A reschedule is pending, highlighting the immediacy of climate issues.

The NWS forecasts a week of rain and potential thunderstorms in Portland, with severe weather and high winds expected later today and 100% chance of rain through Friday.

The Lincoln City DMV is closed today due to staffing issues. A federal law requires a REAL ID for U.S. flights starting May 7, 2025. Oregon DMV offers REAL IDs and suggests using existing passports or waiting to renew.

Free tax filing assistance for low-income taxpayers is available on April 3 at the Salem Public Library, with volunteers helping to claim federal and state credits.

Sixteen Medford students travel to Alba, Italy, continuing a cultural exchange program aimed at fostering global friendships, which includes visits to local schools and historical sites.

An 80-year-old man died from injuries sustained in a January traffic accident in Portland, marking the fourth pedestrian fatality in the city for the year.

The Portland Police Bureau executed search warrants in an organized retail theft probe, confiscating over 1,000 items and $14,000 in cash from Card Rhino/Next Level Cards. No arrests have been made yet.