The Oregon DEQ was hit by a cyberattack that disrupted services, including email and vehicle inspections. The public was asked to resubmit comments, and inspection stations are resuming operations. No data breach occurred.

Michael Wormington was indicted for sexual abuse of minors and unlawful delivery of marijuana after victims reported long-term abuse involving alcohol and drugs. He is currently in Washington County Jail, with authorities seeking more information.

A shooting in Southwest Gresham's Hollybrook neighborhood led to an ongoing investigation after one person was wounded and the suspect fled the scene. The Gresham Police seek public assistance.

Portland's weather forecast promises sunny days, with clear skies and temperatures rising to the upper 60s, before a mild change over the weekend introduces clouds and a chance of showers on Sunday.

Portland man receives 70-month sentence for shooting a man who tried to stop car thieves; tipster and doorbell camera footage played a key role in the case.

The Oregon House passed HB 3533 for clearer pricing, requiring businesses to disclose all fees upfront to protect consumers and promote fair competition.

Washington County's Transportation Development Tax for new developments will increase by 8.32% to $12,433 starting July 1, 2025.

Maria Moncada was sentenced to over six years in prison for a DUII crash that killed Bonny Heyn, after driving intoxicated at high speeds and crashing into a parked car.

A Troutdale man died in a single-vehicle crash on Highway 22E in Marion County, with speed as the primary factor, causing a lengthy road closure for investigation.

Military and ROTC members honored veterans by cleaning Eastwood Cemetery, revealing obscured headstones and histories in Medford, mentioned on the city's website.

Oregon's political leaders criticize the Trump Administration's move to end the Manufacturing Extension Partnership program, emphasizing its support for local businesses and urging a reversal to sustain manufacturing competitiveness.

Oregon's House passes a bill to allow patients to refuse opioid treatment, aiming to reduce opioid misuse and improve patient control in pain management.

The Oregon Court of Appeals approved Multnomah County's ban on flavored tobacco sales set to start in 2024; retailers must adjust to the new regulations.