Salem Health and Stayton’s Santiam Hospital signed a definitive agreement to partner and will ask the Oregon Health Authority to review the proposed merger.

OHSU researchers used cryo‑EM to map where disease‑causing antibodies bind the NMDA receptor, revealing tiny antigenic hot spots that could enable sharper tests and targeted drugs.

The Sunrise Community Coalition introduced a new logo, participates in community projects including park improvements and a tree-planting event, and supports local workforce and cultural initiatives.

Alpenrose Dairy is closing its Clackamas facility in Oregon due to economic struggles and a competitive market, consolidating operations in Washington state.

Clackamas County seeks resident input on short-term rental regulations, extending its pilot program and offering a survey and town halls for feedback.

Cedric Valdez, 23, was arrested in Hillsboro on multiple sexual abuse charges related to incidences in Washington County, with potential undisclosed victims. He pleaded not guilty to 16 charges, some involving a minor.

A Portland veterinarian, Dr. Brenda Brown-Carlson, receives 60 months of probation for drug-related charges and animal neglect, affecting over 200 animals' treatments.

Authorities are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the culprits of the illegal killing of a protected gray wolf, known as OR186, in Oregon.

Portland experiences frosty mornings and sunny afternoons, with consistent chilly temperatures and potential slight snow on Sunday night into early next week.

A judge could rule Wednesday in the bench trial of Koko Miller, accused after two dogs fatally mauled 6‑year‑old Loyalty Scott. Final arguments wrapped as the court signaled a ruling may come this week.

A pardoned Jan. 6 defendant has filed to run for Oregon governor, injecting a controversial influencer into a crowded GOP primary.

Court records show no convictions tied to Portland's public camping ban so far, with many cases delayed or dismissed amid shelter referrals and a public defender shortage.

Two injured law enforcement officers are expected to fully recover, as confirmed by the Multnomah County Sheriff via social media. Sheriff O’Donnell supports the PPB during this time.