The Augsburgers in Salem, Oregon, created Affect Youth Services, a unique residential program for youth in need, providing a nurturing home-like environment for up to 14 traumatized teen boys.

St. Helens High School administrators were placed on leave and the board chair resigned amid sexual abuse allegations against two teachers and community outcry for action.

The OHA confirmed Oregon's first human case of HPAI linked to a Clackamas County poultry operation, emphasizing low public risk and no person-to-person transmission.

PBOT is conducting an annual flood protection wall assembly exercise in Portland, causing expected delays with traffic down to one lane on North Marine Drive.

Eugene is seeking public input on its housing and community development plan by December 6. A related meeting and public hearing are scheduled for December 10.

A convicted felon in Tigard was arrested for domestic violence and illegal gun possession after threatening a woman and being found with stolen firearms.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of heavy rain for Portland, with high chances of precipitation, potentially leading to thunderstorms and consistent rain next week with temperatures ranging from the 40s to mid-50s.

A former Shari's restaurant employee files a class action lawsuit alleging illegal termination without notice, while the Oregon Lottery seeks repayment of debts from the chain.

Dr. Lisa Reynolds was unanimously appointed to Oregon Senate District 17, filling the seat after Elizabeth Steiner became State Treasurer. Her focus is on child welfare and health issues.

The H-4 Hercules, known as the "Spruce Goose," has been relisted in the National Register of Historic Places and is displayed at the Evergreen Aviation & Space Museum.

Portland Police identify Andres Mendez as the victim of a fatal crash on November 6, 2024, in North Portland, as the city faces rising traffic fatalities.

OHCS invests $5M in the YEHA program to combat youth homelessness in rural Oregon, partnering with five local organizations for housing and supportive services.

The Portland Police Bureau is soliciting public feedback on their directives, which guide officer conduct, to improve transparency and accountability.