Federal charges allege a Forest Grove operation supplied meth and cocaine across Oregon; investigators say multi‑pound shipments and kilograms of cocaine were seized.

A woman’s body was recovered from the Cowlitz River near Kelso after a caller reported a person tangled in shoreline brush; the coroner is working to identify her.

A Portland cyclist has sued the city after a judge dismissed criminal charges and suppressed evidence, alleging officers fabricated the stop.

Portland State chemists report T111 cleared malaria stages in lab and animal tests, suggesting a single‑encounter cure could be possible.

A 6‑year‑old girl died after being struck by a trailer at Link Creek Campground; deputies say the death appears accidental and the investigation is ongoing.

The EAST by Trap Kitchen opened in Portland’s Central Eastside, blending cart‑era favorites and a seven‑course Chef’s Counter with neighborhood programming.

Oregon senators joined a Padilla‑led letter urging the White House to remove Kurt Olsen, saying he pushed debunked fraud theories and exceeded special‑employee limits.

A new state talent assessment urges Oregon to coordinate training, data and employers so residents can fill in‑demand healthcare, tech and construction jobs as growth slows.

A judge sentenced Christopher Pray to 57 months for stealing a state van during his Aug. 30, 2023 escape; the term will run with a 22-year sentence he drew in 2024.

An e-bike rider was killed after a collision with a vehicle at NE Halsey and NE 111th; Portland police have closed the road while the Major Crash Team investigates.

Central City Concern bought Old Town’s 121 NW Everett for about $11M and will convert the office tower into a recovery and employment campus.

Sunny and warm today with highs near 81°F. Thunderstorms become possible Thursday, mainly over the Cascades.

A man was shot and taken to a hospital after officers say he advanced on a woman with a knife in northeast Vancouver.