A St. Helens High School teacher, Eric Stearns, was arrested on additional sexual abuse charges after an extended police investigation revealed eight more alleged victims.

Catherine Grace Crosse was found dead in an RV on New Year's Eve in Wilsonville; her death was ruled a homicide by the Medical Examiner. Police seek public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

Portland, Oregon, faces showers with a 60% chance of rain, potentially heavy by evening. The week will see a mix of rain and clearing skies, with highs in the low 50s.

Salem police are investigating a suspicious death after a body was found in a vacant lot, with community concern rising and officials urging witnesses to come forward.

The Portland Housing Bureau allocates $2.65 million to Legin Commons for 124 affordable housing units with varying rent based on income, aiming for long-term community stability.

The Quality Inn near Portland's airport is now a police priority following three recent homicides on its premises, prompting review for nuisance property designation.

Portland is set for a rainy weekend, with steady rain and south winds forecasted. The National Weather Service predicts highs around 50 degrees and chances of precipitation through Sunday night.

Nathan Vasquez is sworn in as the new District Attorney for Multnomah County, promising a tougher approach to crime than his predecessor, Mike Schmidt.

A Salem man, Jeramey Braman, was arrested for allegedly posing as a minor online to meet teenage girls. Police urge potential victims to report encounters with his various social media usernames.

Washington County Sheriff’s Office conducted a sting to prevent minors from buying alcohol, with most retailers passing but four cited for breaking the law.

Former Mayor Steve Callaway thanks the Hillsboro community for his eight-year tenure, highlighting successes and acknowledging hardships like the pandemic and social unrest.

President Biden has declared a major disaster in five Oregon counties affected by the 2024 wildfires, unlocking federal funding and assistance for recovery efforts.

Portland police arrested 40-year-old James S. Fischel, a graffiti suspect known as 'GIMER', for criminal mischief and confiscated over 1,500 cans of spray paint.