A Warm Springs man was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison after authorities traced a child-sex-abuse video to the reservation.

Providence Park's free World Cup watch party sold out after 20,000 tickets were claimed; gates open at 4 p.m. Monday for the U.S. Round of 16 viewing.

An AT&T outage knocked out cell service in Scappoose for days, leaving some unable to reach 911 as agencies raced to set up a temporary tower. Officials directed residents to the fire or police station or to call 503-397-1521.

A city-backed brewpub in downtown Madras has suddenly closed, renewing questions about promised jobs and roughly $1.2 million in redevelopment funding. Local records and meeting packets show the scope of the public investment.

Portland Police said a years-long sex-abuse probe led to an arrest and are urging potential victims and witnesses to contact detectives. Tips can be given to PPB.

Chick‑fil‑A cleared design and permitting steps at Centralia Station and has filed building permits, but the developer has not given a construction or opening timetable.

A Vancouver woman has been charged with first‑degree animal cruelty after her German shepherd, Rallf, was found emaciated and later died, court records show.

Dashcam shows a young black bear running through Wilsonville late Monday as officers guided it toward the Willamette River. Wildlife officials say yearlings often roam this time of year.

A 20‑year‑old active‑duty service member was arrested in Vancouver after police say he met teens online, allowed them to live in his hotel room, and is now charged with rape and trafficking.

Oregon Health Plan has launched Fruit & Vegetable and Pantry Stocking benefits that will deliver grocery boxes or preloaded grocery cards to eligible members for up to six months.

Multnomah County's inspections handed out several perfect 100s and flagged a hand‑washing lapse at Bamboo Sushi that dropped it into the 80s.

A former Oregon corrections officer pleaded guilty to multiple poaching charges and received a lifetime hunting ban, more than $114,000 in fines, probation and community service.

Lucy de Leon’s downtown Madrina flips from a daytime mercadito to a polished dinner room, serving family recipes and a Latina-forward drinks program.