An Oregon City couple was jailed for not providing medical care to their newborn who died, pleading guilty to Criminal Mistreatment. They'll undergo supervised probation and must ensure their other children receive proper medical attention.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is seeking public feedback on its draft policy on bias-based policing, with a 30-day review period for community input.

Portland Police cracked down on illegal street racing, making 8 arrests, issuing warnings and citations, and towing 11 vehicles. The operation also nabbed a suspect linked to armed robberies.

The Eugene Police Department credits the Automated License Plate Reader system for 43 arrests, many for serious crimes such as homicide and rape, and the recovery of stolen vehicles and property.

Oregon DEQ fined Stella-Jones Corp. $1 million for environmental violations, including water quality and hazardous waste issues, requiring operational improvements and additional monitoring.

A Portland man was charged with assaulting a federal officer near an ICE facility after flying a drone in a no-fly zone and spitting at an officer. If convicted, he faces up to 8 years in prison.

Portland's forecast includes cloudy skies, a 50% chance of showers with possible thunderstorms, and a high of 76°F. Evening showers may decrease with a low around 60°F.

Eugene City Council September calendar offers sessions for local involvement, including work sessions, official meetings, and public hearings, with options for in-person or virtual attendance.

Eugene City Council invites residents to participate in work sessions, meetings, and public hearings to voice their concerns and opinions on local issues, offering multiple platforms for engagement.

SWACT will host a virtual public meeting on Sept. 12 to discuss transportation issues, with membership discussions and updates on COAR and ODOT Region 3 projects. Accommodations are available for those with disabilities.

Jorge Rosales, 29, from Hillsboro, received a 20-year sentence for sexually exploiting a minor and cyberstalking, involving coercing and extortion on social media.

Pony Creek Road is set to reopen on Sept. 9 after upgrades, including ADA-compliant features, but minor shoulder closures may continue for final touches.

Oregon reflects on the 5th anniversary of the Labor Day fires that necessitated extensive recovery efforts and prompted state-wide resilience improvements.