Yamhill County reminds new pet parents to license their puppies within six months, highlighting an online portal for easy registration and renewals, and a 30-day period for older dog adoptions.

An off-duty firefighter aided at a rollover crash in a Portland mall parking lot, helping the occupant with minor injuries before on-duty responders arrived. The incident highlighted the importance of readiness and safety during holiday traffic.

Yamhill County Sheriff's Office celebrates the 4th birthday of K9 Valk, a valuable member of the force with a strong track record in various police duties.

Portland Fire & Rescue extinguished a fire in a boarded-up Southeast Portland residence, with no injuries reported and the incident providing real-world experience for their recruits.

The Yamhill County Sheriff's Office recommends ways to prevent post-holiday theft by properly disposing of gift packaging to avoid attracting thieves.

Mark Hale-Brown, a corrections counselor, was honored by the OSSA and Portland Police for his work in jail behavioral health.

The National Weather Service issued a Dense Fog Advisory for Portland and surrounding areas, affecting visibility during morning commutes.

Oregon Judge McShane ordered the release of Fernando Pichardo Medina, wrongfully detained by CBP, highlighting due process violations and unjustified force.

A 19-year-old faces charges for unprovoked assaults on Portland's TriMet system, with two incidents recorded and an additional case from August. Sincere William Alexander Hunter was arrested and arraigned, with bail set at $5,000 per case.

Portland has resumed using water from Bull Run Watershed after temporary increased turbidity led to a switch to groundwater. The city's infrastructure is being enhanced to address climate-related water quality challenges.

Henry Sakamoto, a prominent figure in Portland's Japanese American community known for contributing cherry trees to the city's waterfront, has died at 98.

Senator Ron Wyden and other Democrats are urging a pause on new fee increases for non-residents at U.S. national parks, citing concerns over limited public input and potential negative impacts on tourism.

HHS declared a Public Health Emergency in Washington state due to severe weather, providing support and waiving certain HIPAA sanctions to aid response efforts.