Washington County invites public feedback on a proposed traffic signal at Bonita Road and Sequoia Parkway until April 27.

A man in Eugene received five years' probation for threatening violence on Facebook, which included references to school shooter Kip Kinkel and displaying firearms.

Ricky Fontaine, a key figure in Oregon's fentanyl distribution, received an 11-year federal prison sentence after pleading guilty to possession with intent to distribute.

A suspect was arrested after a woman was assaulted during a break-in in Southeast Portland. The police used a drone and K9 unit to apprehend the individual after the early morning incident.

Portland's weather forecast includes a wet start with rain and a high of 66 degrees, followed by a clearer, cooler evening. The weekend brings mixed conditions, with potential showers and highs in the 50s and 60s.

The Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries will hold an online meeting on April 25, discussing Cemetery Special Districts and future work, with public comment opportunities.

Oregon pledges to fund 168 new affordable homes, with a focus on veterans in Albany and communities of color in Hood River, emphasizing supportive features and inclusivity.

ODOT begins the next phase of the Arizona Landslide stabilization project to enhance U.S. Highway 101's long-term stability, installing a deep vertical shaft and improving drainage.

Oregon's state parks saw a record 53.85 million day-use visits in 2024, though camping dipped slightly to 2.83 million nights due to construction closures.

Mylan Inc. settles for up to $335 million over alleged deceptive opioid marketing, as announced by AG Dan Rayfield. Funds will aid opioid abatement efforts.

A fatal crash on Highway 97 in Wasco County resulted in the death of a young boy and serious injuries to several others after a failed passing maneuver.

Portland Councilor Jamie Dunphy proposes to revamp the city's noise ordinance, aiming to support the music scene by addressing issues with current enforcement and fostering a more vibrant cultural economy.

Virginia Gayle Peare, 81, died in a crash on Oregon Hwy. 255; her Jeep Wagoneer veered off the road and rolled down an embankment. Details on the cause are unclear.