Portland Police bike squad arrested eight people in a drug operation at SW 13th Ave & Yamhill St, seizing fentanyl, cash, and firearms. Two individuals were offered diversion from the justice system.

Oregon's Environmental Quality Commission has implemented new recycling rules to improve its system and reduce plastic pollution, placing financial responsibility on product manufacturers.

The National Weather Service predicts a series of showers for Portland, Oregon, with varying chances of rain throughout the upcoming days and into Thanksgiving.

Washington County sees a trend of burglaries targeting Asian American homes, with suspects monitoring houses before breaking in. Police are investigating potential connections among the victims.

A jury found Jaylon Benjamin guilty on all counts for a fatal crash in October 2023, where he hit the Johnsons' vehicle, driving significantly over the speed limit.

Longview city and police face a lawsuit for the shooting death of Katelynn Smith, with allegations of insufficient training in handling mental health crises.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declared a state of emergency in Harney County due to an ongoing drought, enabling relief efforts for the community affected by persistent water scarcity.

Traffic stop in Northeast Portland by FIT led to the seizure of three firearms, over 80 bullets, and $3,000 in cash; four arrested, including repeat offenders.

Multnomah County proclaims November as Native American Heritage Month, celebrating the contributions of Native Americans and emphasizing the need for community support, cultural resources, and policy changes.

Jason Robert Steiner pleaded not guilty to murder and other charges related to a North Portland dispensary shooting.

The NWS forecasts a wet end of the week in Portland, with rain, heavy winds, and a chill factor continuing into a rainy weekend and possibly a damp Thanksgiving.

Bob Earnest, a SHIBA volunteer in Multnomah County, is helping residents navigate Medicare and Medicaid, amid high demand for the service during open enrollment.

Authorities are looking for a 14-year-old runaway, Elaina Schafer, since October 21. Last seen in Troutdale, she may need help. Public assistance is requested.