Law enforcement in Washington County dismantled an illegal marijuana grow, seizing 6,600 pounds of product, after residents complained about a strong odor from a property falsely presented as a hemp storage facility.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders flags at public institutions to be lowered to half-staff in remembrance of the September 11 attacks, honoring the nearly 3,000 victims.

Tigard police arrested 21 individuals and recovered stolen goods and drugs after a focused crackdown on retail theft, supported by a federal grant and interagency collaboration.

A second human skull was found by a hunter in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, prompting an investigation after an earlier discovery of another set of remains.

Clackamas County details its process for selecting transportation projects, emphasizing prioritization due to limited funds despite a billion-dollar road network.

The Hillsboro City Council approved an advisory vote on water fluoridation for the November 2024 ballot, a topic with divided historical community opinion.

Multnomah County introduces electronic payment options for property taxes, offering paperless billing and a secure, centralized dashboard for managing payments through Point and Pay.

Multnomah County officials urge voters to prepare for the upcoming election by registering, staying informed, and making a voting plan. Important deadlines and resources are highlighted to encourage participation.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is seeking help to locate missing teenager Bailey 'Jade' Loucks from Fairview, who disappeared on June 14, 2024.

Hillsboro will benefit from a $15 million federal grant awarded to Tualatin to boost public EV charging options, focusing on underserved communities and public spaces.

A fatal shooting in Portland's Lloyd Neighborhood left one male victim dead, with the shooter remaining at large and the police investigation ongoing.

Four individuals, including an Arizona man, face charges for an alleged $178 million COVID-19 relief fraud against the SBA, involving fake PPP loan applications.

Portland's forecast anticipates a wet week with showers and possible thunderstorms, and high temperatures in the upper 60s. NWS advises residents to be prepared for frequent rain.