Clackamas County announces a Business Development Grant Program with $650,000 available for traded-sector businesses seeking to grow or establish in the area, offering grants up to $100,000.

A judge issued a lenient ruling on Oscar Lee Burrell Jr.'s multiple reckless driving charges, convicting him on only a few misdemeanors and imposing minor penalties, which the DA criticized.

Washington County appraisers will visit homes for reappraisals to maintain accurate property records and values. Residents can reach out to the county for information on the process.

Family Choice Urgent Care, LLC must pay $489,280 for allegedly billing Medicaid for unprovided or unnecessary services, according to the Oregon DOJ. They deny the state's claims but settled the case.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office and FBI arrested a man with over nine pounds of meth, a kilo of fentanyl, and $40,000, disrupting local drug trafficking.

Oregon man Tracy Hevern was jailed for 5 days after a court outburst over a seatbelt ticket conviction, also facing charges for Resisting Arrest and Disorderly Conduct.

Officer Hector Carranza of the Gresham Police Department resigned after a criminal investigation led to his arrest, as detailed by the City of Gresham's website.

Oregon Governor Kotek issued an executive order to improve earthquake preparedness, mandating higher seismic safety standards for new state buildings.

A man is critically injured following a shooting during a robbery in Wood Village; MCSO and the East County Major Crimes Team are investigating, and a suspect is detained.

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.