Sutherlin Chamber of Commerce is designated as the new Rural Regional Main Street Hub by Oregon Main Street, part of a program aimed at revitalizing rural communities.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield won a preliminary injunction against President Trump's Executive Order to disband federal agencies including IMLS, MBDA, and FMCS.

Oregon House advances a bill, HB 3532, to rename offensive geographic names, led by Rep. Tawna Sanchez, reflecting a commitment to respect and inclusivity.

A Coos County man, Dewayne Forrest, was sentenced to 162 years for child sex abuse, after a DOJ task force investigation linked him to abusive material.

The Oregon Housing and Community Services department is funding over 1,100 new and rehabilitated affordable homes to address the state's housing crisis.

Rainbow Stammet pleaded guilty to stealing over $60,000 from Fred Meyer, stemming from her gambling addiction. She is set for sentencing on August 4, 2025.

Portland's weather forecast promises a variety of conditions, from clear skies to showers, with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to the high 70s throughout the week.

Oregon celebrates foster care support by resource families and caregivers in a proclamation, highlighting their crucial role in providing nurturing environments for children and young adults.

Beaverton residents are invited to an open house at Tobias Elementary on May 15 to discuss the 205th Avenue Project, featuring roadway improvements like a new bridge, sidewalks, and bike lanes. Construction is set for 2026-2028.

Five people were arrested at a PSU protest against speaker Riley Gaines for alleged anti-trans rhetoric; the event saw some property damage but was mostly peaceful.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield obtained a court order to restore over $1 billion in educational grants for needy students after federal withdrawal.

Oregon has increased the college savings incentive to $100 for new accounts for newborns or kindergarteners, aiming to encourage early savings and support higher education.

Gresham Police are investigating a suspicious death after finding a body on NE 201st Avenue. They haven't released the victim's identity or cause of death.