A man has been arrested in connection with a death on Hayden Island, with charges including second-degree murder and assault. Details remain limited as the investigation continues.

Governor Tina Kotek inaugurated a 16-bed mental health treatment facility in Oregon, enhancing care for those with serious mental health issues and bridging the gap between hospitalization and community services.

Portland Police foiled an attempted burglary involving two masked individuals, arresting three male juveniles after a car pursuit with spike strips and a perimeter search.

Oregon Senate Republicans used a procedural move to stall a bill aimed at giving the state control over the National Guard, thereby affecting wildfire preparedness efforts.

Three people faced court for alleged assaults during ICE office protests in South Portland, with charges including attempting to assault federal officers.

The SBA offers loans to Oregon residents and businesses affected by recent severe weather, with varying deadlines for application depending on the type of damage.

The Oregon DOJ warns of a scam involving unauthorized transfers of phone numbers to other carriers, potentially leading to identity theft and financial loss.

Miguel A. Alvarez-Flores, 21, was identified as the victim of a fatal stabbing in Portland's Foster-Powell neighborhood. Authorities urge witnesses to share information.

A man was arrested after a stabbing in Portland's Montavilla neighborhood; the victim was seriously injured and police apprehended the suspect nearby.

Portland's morning overcast is forecast to clear up, leading to a mostly sunny day with a high of 75 degrees, according to the NWS. The weather is expected to warm through the weekend, reaching highs in the upper 80s to low 90s.

The Oregon House passed HB 3199, a bipartisan bill to combat chronic absenteeism in schools, focusing on strategies like harmonizing attendance records and increasing family engagement.

A Salem, Oregon man received a 130-month prison sentence for attempting to entice minors online, with law enforcement posing as children during the investigation.

Governor Tina Kotek criticized the Multnomah County's Preschool For All program, noting unspent funds and few participating providers, and plans to seek changes for sustainability.