The Clackamas County District Attorney's Office has been awarded by Oregon Top Workplaces for its positive work environment and commitment to supportive practices.

Oregon College Saving Plan awarded Eberildo Ramos Matias and Leanna Rios the Diversity in Leadership Scholarship for their academic and community efforts.

Oregon's communication upgrade, including the VMED29 radio channel, proved effective during emergencies at a wildfire camp, facilitating crucial coordination between air and ground medical services.

Two men, Anthony Ortiz and Jesse Frizzell, were arrested in Portland for charges including menacing and drug possession after an incident involving a replica firearm and a police chase.

Hillsboro hosts a free double feature of classic horror films, "Dracula" and "Creature from the Black Lagoon," on October 25th at the Hillsboro Futsal & Soccer Academy.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures for Portland, OR, with a high near 72 today and a calm breeze, maintaining pleasant weather for the week ahead.

Christine Sinclair, Portland Thorns forward, announced her retirement. She's celebrated for her college and professional soccer achievements, holding a record 190 international goals.

An officer-involved shooting occurred in Portland as police confronted a suspect. The suspect was hospitalized, no officers were injured, and an investigation is ongoing.

Mason County Jail reached a settlement with the DOJ over ADA compliance, agreeing to provide necessary OUD medications to inmates and revise healthcare policies.

An officer suffered a minor injury when struck by a stray bullet during a shooting in Portland; another victim is expected to survive. No arrests have been made.

Clackamas County and the City of Milwaukie apply for a federal PRO Housing grant to tackle affordable housing issues, including redeveloping Hillside Park and converting homes into affordable housing through a community land trust.

The OCHC will discuss historic cemetery upkeep on October 10, followed by a Mildred Knipe Park cemetery tour on October 11 to highlight preservation efforts.

A man, Sain Delgado Venegas, was sentenced to life for the murder of Isaura Soto-Gaona at Kim's Red Rose Bar after being asked to leave. He was also found with a weapon in jail.