A 40-pound olive ridley sea turtle was found dead on Sunset Beach in Oregon, possibly due to hypothermia caused by recent storms, according to the Seaside Aquarium.

Amanda Briggs, once struggling with homelessness and addiction, now works as a lead case manager at Family Promise of Greater Washington County, using her experiences to help others in similar situations.

The report shows Portland's SSCC addressing street homelessness by offering shelter referrals during campsite assessments and cleanups, with 22 of 40 individuals accepting help and 15 staying at least one night in a shelter.

Portland is facing discord with two unions, AFSCME and DCTU, as contract talks stall amid a $27 million budget shortfall, potentially leading to a strike.

Mayor Ted Wheeler reflects on his tenure leading Portland, highlighting challenges and progress in public safety, homelessness, and economic development, and urges continued momentum under new leadership.

Joel Embiid scored 37 points in the 76ers' 125-103 win over the Blazers, with Tyrese Maxey adding 23 points and Kelly Oubre Jr. recording eight steals.

Wilsonville police are investigating a shooting near an apartment complex; a woman was hospitalized. Suspect Brandon Arroyo was arrested, facing charges including attempted murder.

A Salem teenager was arrested in Northeast Portland for carrying a loaded semiautomatic rifle, leading to charges including unlawful firearm possession.

The article details the weather forecast for Portland, Oregon, predicting a week of showers and rain with high precipitation chances and temperatures in the mid to upper 40s.

A Hillsboro home fire caused by a charging battery has prompted fire officials to remind the public about following safety guidelines for battery charging.

Salem police are investigating a hit-and-run that killed Steven Craig Bishop. They seek a white vehicle, possibly a Jeep Grand Cherokee, from surveillance footage.

Eight people in Multnomah County might have their convictions reassessed under a new Oregon law, SB 819, enabling the review of cases for individuals showing rehabilitation.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office completed a project collecting DNA from offenders for the FBI's CODIS, helped solve cases, and shared their methods nationwide.