Jimi Terell Ward was sentenced to four years in prison for defrauding an elderly woman of her life savings through false real estate investment promises.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon issued an executive order to expedite wind and solar energy projects to qualify for federal tax credits before deadlines.

A person was rescued from a burning home in Tualatin; taken to the hospital with severe injuries. Firefighters battled the second-alarm blaze. Four others were also hospitalized; the fire's cause is under investigation.

Oregon Housing and Community Services is funding the creation and preservation of 340 affordable homes across five developments, with $40 million in aid for affordable housing projects soon to follow.

A 17-year-old, Kharma Douglas, is charged with second-degree murder in Vancouver after allegedly strangling 44-year-old Chantal Trotter following a dispute.

The Oregon OEM has downgraded to baseline operations as wildfire dangers subside, but continues its recovery efforts and prepares for future emergencies.

The Portland Police Bureau arrested a man for harassment at a South Waterfront protest and reaffirmed their commitment to public safety and open communication.

Medford Police Department opens registration for its 2026 Citizens Academy, providing a 12-week educational experience into police operations, with lectures and activities.

The article provides a Portland weather update, predicting sunny skies before rain arrives later in the week, indicating a typical transition to the region's rainy season.

Oregon officials blocked a Trump directive to deploy National Guard troops from California and Texas to the state, with a federal judge issuing an order to prevent it, emphasizing state sovereignty.

A fatal two-vehicle collision occurred on Oregon's Highway 42, resulting in the death of driver Heather Leach and injuries to Nicholas and Holly Taylor. The cause is under investigation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek opposes the unexplained deployment of Texas National Guard troops to Oregon, challenging its legality and potential federal overreach.

The Inverness Jail Library was named in honor of retired librarian Carol Cook by Multnomah County Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell for Cook's impactful service and program contributions.