Five California men were indicted for posing as FBI agents and robbing Portland businesses, including a heist of 200 iPhones. They face robbery conspiracy charges and up to 20 years in prison.

Santiago Moreno missed the Timbers' match against Club América without permission, amidst rumors of seeking a transfer. Despite his absence, the team drew 1-1 and may still advance in the Leagues Cup.

The Portland NAACP President criticized Mayor Wilson's order against DEI practices, suggesting it undermines community values and marginalizes groups while the mayor argues it's needed for federal funding.

A driver caused a multi-car crash in Vancouver injuring 10 people, fled, and was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. The incident, which prompted traffic closure and investigation, followed a separate fatal collision the day before.

The Clackamas County Sheriff disclosed Germain Merilan's drowning in the Clackamas River and emphasized river safety following the rescue effort that became a recovery operation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed four key bills to overhaul the state's behavioral health system, including funding for new facilities and workforce enhancements.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declares a drought emergency in Douglas, Morrow, and Union counties, unleashing emergency resources to address severe water scarcity.

An extreme heat watch is issued for Portland, Oregon with afternoon highs up to 105°F expected. The NWS cautions against heat-related illnesses and advises residents to stay hydrated and cool.

License Plate Reader technology aided Eugene Police in arresting Travis Lee Riley, tying him to a burglary and finding him with methamphetamine and pills.

The Lazy Creek Path in Medford's Bear Creek Park is closed for environmental improvements to enhance fish passage and stream health, with an expected completion in February 2026.

The Oregon Veterans Advisory Committee meeting and town hall on September 3 will be both in-person and virtual, offering public engagement and interaction with the committee.

The Oregon Heritage Commission offers grants for projects that preserve and interpret the state's cultural heritage, with a focus on threatened or significant resources. Applications are due by October 2, 2025.

A California man was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine into Oregon, with an additional five years of supervised release.