Oregon Governor Tina Kotek completed tours of the state's nine federally recognized Tribal nations to cement partnerships and address Tribal challenges.

Oregon celebrates Community Bank Week from October 21-25, recognizing the role of local banks in the economy and community, providing over 4,800 jobs and supporting small businesses.

Clackamas County opens a new pop-up vote center in Happy Valley Library to make voting more accessible for the upcoming election, offering services including ballot replacement and voter registration updates.

The Street Crimes Unit in Eugene executed a search warrant at Buy a Car dealership, confiscating methamphetamine, scales, cash, and charging owner Rory Gene Conner with drug-related offenses.

The Eugene Police arrested individuals with outstanding warrants and seized drugs and a firearm while executing a search warrant and responding to a stolen vehicle incident.

Eugene woman Alyse Ninnette Edmonson was arrested on 46 counts of second-degree animal neglect after abandoning 46 malnourished cats in a vacated apartment.

A man was arrested for assault and theft after using bear spray during an attempted shoplifting at Washington Square Mall. No severe injuries occurred and he has since apologized. He is linked to other thefts.

Portland settled with victims of a 2021 incident involving a police K9 that attacked two civilians and their dog. The attacking service dog was suspended from duty.

The Multnomah County DA released grand jury transcripts of Tyrone Johnson II's death investigation, revealing the decision not to charge anyone in the case.

The 21st Family Violence Warrant Sweep led by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office involved 127 agencies to arrest those with family-violence warrants.

The article discusses a push for safe sleep practices to reduce SUID rates among marginalized communities in Oregon, highlighting the importance of culturally responsive training for caseworkers and safe sleep education.

The Portland Police Bureau identified Officer Andrew Young as the one who fatally shot Nicholas G. Thorn. The Bureau released body cam footage, aiming for transparency during the ongoing investigation.

A survey in Salem shows residents are divided on property tax hikes for city services, with majorities opposed to the Livability and Public Safety Levies. The City Council will discuss the results for the 2024 budget.