The Stark Street Bridge in East County is reopening, with a celebration planned for the community to mark the end of emergency repairs necessitated by structural damage.

A Salem man is accused of attempting to vandalize a Tesla dealership with Molotov cocktails, facing federal charges for illegal possession of a destructive device.

A Salem man, Adam Matthew Lansky, has been federally charged for allegedly having Molotov cocktails and attempting to burn down a car dealership. He was arrested and is awaiting further court proceedings.

Portland forecast: Sunny with a high near 59°F, light winds; clear evening, low around 34°F; partly sunny weekend with chance of Sunday rain; potential rain early next week with fluctuating snow levels.

Sergeant Mike Koprek retires from the Clark County Sheriff's Office after 25 years, having served in various roles, including detective and mentor to new deputies.

A Salem man was sentenced to 12 years for trafficking fentanyl and other drugs, with a subsequent investigation leading to significant drug and firearm seizures.

OHCS advances housing projects, addressing homelessness on the Southern Oregon Coast, with new developments like the North Bend Family Housing Project and initiatives for youth and veterans.

Clark County Community Services is seeking public input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for housing and community improvements via surveys, meetings, and city council sessions.

Multnomah County's Sheriff's SIU made a second major drug bust, seizing 9.5 pounds of fentanyl, heroin, firearms, and cash, resulting in three arrests.

Portland invites public feedback on proposed floodplain regulation updates, aiming to enhance protection for people, ecosystems, and endangered species while adhering to federal environmental mandates.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam operation where perpetrators use fake caller ID and threats to solicit money, impersonating law enforcement. They advise verifying unexpected calls and reporting scams.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office announced the hiring of 11 new staff and the promotion of two and invited interested individuals to join their team for a rewarding career.

Washington County's new Nurse Navigation program directs non-critical 9-1-1 callers to appropriate care, saving costs and ensuring emergency services are available for severe cases.