Richard A. Epton, accused in a fatal hit-and-run in Portland, surrendered to police following his indictment for several charges including Manslaughter and DUII.

Oregon counties prepare to appoint a new senator for District 17 after Steiner's resignation, with a joint session by local commissioners scheduled for 6 p.m. tomorrow.

An Arctic fox found in Portland, Oregon, is being relocated to a specialized facility in Wisconsin to join a male partner after likely being abandoned by an owner.

Adam Edward Braun pleaded guilty to federal hate crimes for defacing Temple Beth Israel in Eugene with antisemitic graffiti and attempting further damage.

Oregon high schoolers are participating in a contest creating ads to promote young worker safety, with potential cash prizes and an educational focus.

Washington County detectives search for more victims in the sexual assault case involving Ronald Burchett, accused of assaulting homeless individuals.

Heavy rainfall prompts an urban and small stream flood advisory in the Pacific Northwest, with concerns for minor flooding in southwest Washington and northwest Oregon until 4:15 PM PST Wednesday.

The bridge to the lower falls at Lacamas Regional Park has reopened after being closed due to structural concerns. A safer, weather-resistant bridge has replaced the old one.

Two vehicles collided on Oregon's Hwy 18 resulting in one fatality and serious injuries; speed may have contributed to the incident under investigation.

The parents of slain security guard Bobby Smallwood filed a $35 million lawsuit against Legacy Health, alleging workplace violence prevention failures led to his death.

Medford announces fee updates effective January 1, 2025, including a tiered business license fee system, market rate vehicle fleet charges, simplified developer permit fees, and minor Parks and Recreation adjustments.

McAndrews Road in Medford will have lane closures for pavement marking repairs on November 12, affecting both east/westbound traffic between Columbus Avenue and Sage Road from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Clackamas County advises residents to clear storm drains to prevent urban flooding during the rainy season, emphasizing the importance of these drains in water management and protecting the environment.