A teen athlete was allegedly raped at a Nike-backed event, then pressured to call it consensual, a new Portland lawsuit claims.

Cornerstone at Gateway will prioritize low-income seniors, while Mt. Tabor's townhomes sit on a former 1919 tuberculosis school site.

Several events across Newport, including drag bingo and an Elton John tribute, mark the coastal town's fifth Pride festival.

Emporia wants pool tables, art shows and live music inside a 1926 hall once home to Portland's German American Society.

Evidence markers appeared along the sidewalk as the investigation continued.

Port of Ridgefield hit pause on a mixed-use waterfront project after more than 4,100 people signed a petition to protect the neighboring wildlife refuge.

A Medford woman says she got zero alerts while her ex allegedly tracked her for months with a $29 AirTag taped under her car.

State auditors found nearly 650 duplicate enrollee codes among 2 million IDs, triggering double payments to Oregon care organizations.

Portland will hold a pre-gavel ceremony honoring Dolly Parton, whose Imagination Library has sent over 4 million free books to Oregon kids.

Marine Park hosts live music, a vintage car show and a Bridge of the Dogs art exhibit as Cascade Locks marks a century of the Columbia River span.

A Clark County jury rejected Richard Cole Vanderhoek's self-defense claim after he shot David Collins Sr. through a chain-link fence.

Alex Wilson works 13 to 14 hours a day at The Hungry Hero. One Instagram post changed his week.

A Marion County judge called Jonathan Muhire a danger to any woman who walks alone after his guilty plea in a violent Salem attack.