A convicted felon in Tigard was arrested for domestic violence and illegal gun possession after threatening a woman and being found with stolen firearms.

Portland resumes its energy efficiency reporting for local commercial buildings after a pandemic pause, publishing the 2023 scores of over 600 buildings online.

Portland's Pioneer Courthouse Square welcomes its annual Christmas tree, a 75-foot Douglas-fir presented by Stimson Lumber Company, marking the start of the city's holiday season.

One person died in Wood Village after a vehicle crash on Tuesday night, with seatbelt use by the driver in question.

Coos Bay resident Willard Verdell Cowan, 61, was sentenced to 25 years in prison for sexually exploiting a minor, followed by a lifetime of supervised release.

The Portland Police Bureau confirmed the identity of hit-and-run victim Victoria Deliccuia Jacob-Springer, 28, as the investigation continues without any named suspects.

The FBI offers a $25,000 reward for tips leading to the arrest of a suspect linked to ballot box fires in the Pacific Northwest before the November elections.

A search for missing 5-year-old Joshua James McCoy in Coos County ended when he was found dead 2 miles from his home.

Washington County detectives search for more victims in the sexual assault case involving Ronald Burchett, accused of assaulting homeless individuals.

Two vehicles collided on Oregon's Hwy 18 resulting in one fatality and serious injuries; speed may have contributed to the incident under investigation.

McAndrews Road in Medford will have lane closures for pavement marking repairs on November 12, affecting both east/westbound traffic between Columbus Avenue and Sage Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Clackamas County advises residents to clear storm drains to prevent urban flooding during the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of these drains in water management and protecting the environment.

Salem is naming its new all-electric street sweeper, with the public voting on options like "Z.E.U.S." Voting closes on November 15, with the name reveal on November 18. The eco-friendly sweeper is part of Salem's push for sustainability.