Two Portland-area hospitals and a clinic are flagged after Oregon's measles count climbed past 50 this year, its worst since 1991.

A council committee backs a resolution urging the city to skip secret nondisclosure deals with data center developers, though it stops short of a ban.

Kamal Hassan needed six hours of surgery after a truck swerved into him near Clackamas Community College. His son says the driver yelled first.

Thomas Owen Barnett, 40, posed as his own victim online and tried to sell abuse files, federal prosecutors say.

Jonas Tarauo told police he was aiming at a man he claimed once chased him with a machete at Gateway Transit Center.

Joseph Wirkkala was on transitional prison leave and had an active warrant when he shot Jacob Collazo at the park's gravel pit.

Heavy January rains exposed rot in a weight-bearing post at the 1940s North Portland gym, but preschool and after-school programs stay open.

A Portland electrical contractor watched one worker's monthly premium jump from $440 toward $541 as 2027 costs loom.

A tow yard find near Seaview triggered a beach evacuation and controlled blast after deputies confirmed the devices were live.

Diana Kruger legally changed her name and now teaches Room 2 at Sitton Elementary, PPS records show.

A weekend sweep also turned up two guns and 1.5 pounds of meth and fentanyl, as eight drivers eluded officers entirely.

The Mooney M20C went down on private orchard land off Trout Creek Ridge Road after leaving Hood River's airfield.

Cat and Chad Sewell are returning to their Beaverton roots, opening a second Sewell Sweets inside the new Modera apartment complex in early 2027.