A two-year-old in Portland died from suspected fentanyl exposure, prompting an investigation with no arrests yet. The police seek the mother, a person of interest, for information.

Construction at Klineline Pond resumes after a hiatus with the new picnic shelter set to complete in November, with minimal expected disturbances to park visitors.

The REACHing US: People's Market in Rockwood celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month, featuring Mexican farmers and their produce on September 15, as part of a vibrant community event.

Bennett Miller, 25, received a life sentence for the first-degree murder of two men in Northeast Portland, with a possibility of parole after 32 years.

The article discusses Portland's weather forecast, anticipating intermittent showers with partial clearings, fluctuating temperatures, and light breezes throughout the week.

A two-year-old child died, likely due to fentanyl exposure, prompting an investigation by Portland Police. No arrests have been made, but the rise in overdoses highlights a growing substance abuse crisis.

Tigard law enforcement's end-of-summer operations focused on DUII, speeding, and seatbelt use, resulting in numerous actions including DUII arrests and various traffic-related citations and warnings.

Washington County's Elections Division teams up with Virginia Garcia Memorial Health Center to hold "Voter Education Night" at Hillsboro Brookwood Library to foster electoral understanding.

Multnomah County approves an inverted Y design for Portland's Burnside Bridge, prioritizing aesthetics and earthquake preparedness in the Earthquake Ready Bridge Project.

Cody Allen Hinze has been arrested by the Oregon City Police for allegedly luring a minor and related offenses after conversing with an undercover officer he believed was a teenage girl.

The Portland Association of Teachers filed a grievance against a new Portland Public Schools directive restricting personal and political displays in classrooms.

Portland Police arrested a 26-year-old man, seizing fake drugs and firearms during a raid with multiple agencies; he faces federal drug and firearms charges.

Arvoni Hayes pleaded not guilty to the charges related to the fatal shooting of Aaron McInnis in Portland following his indictment and arrest by U.S. Marshals.