A Vancouver man was assaulted by a relative with a golf club, causing serious head injuries. The suspect fled and is sought by Clark County Sheriff’s Office.

Oregon State Police seized over 100 pounds of meth and 11 pounds of suspected fentanyl during a traffic stop on I-5, arresting two suspects from Nevada.

A man from Hillsboro is charged with human trafficking for allegedly forcing a disabled 26-year-old to sell snacks and endure hardships for two years.

Fifteen neglected animals were seized from an East Portland home due to malnutrition and poor living conditions following a joint operation by law enforcement and animal welfare groups.

Oregon Crime Stoppers offers a reward for information on the 2019 murder of Logan Nettleton in Portland. Her family, including her son who was present, seeks justice.

Portland Police Sergeant Patrick Mawdsley was arrested for driving impaired and with a weapon after a crash in Minnesota; he's on leave pending an investigation.

Multnomah County celebrated World Breastfeeding Week and Black Breastfeeding Week, highlighting the importance of breastfeeding and providing support through local health programs, including WIC, HBI, and REACH initiatives.

Multnomah County Commissioners may delay a tax hike funding the Preschool for All initiative, moving it from 2026 to 2027 to assess post-pandemic revenue needs.

The Portland City Council has approved their first Housing Production Strategy to tackle the housing crisis, with plans to create more affordable housing as detailed on the city website.

The State Government AI Advisory Council is set to meet virtually on September 4 to discuss the integration of AI in state functions, encouraging public participation and offering accommodations for those with disabilities.

Portland's weather forecast promises clear skies and rising temperatures, with highs nearing mid-90s and consistent breezes offering little relief from the heat.

Oregon is set to enforce a ban on "ghost guns" lacking serial numbers, aiming to improve public safety by regulating untraceable firearms starting September 1, as reminded by the state's Department of Justice.

The Hillsboro Public Library will host the 3rd Annual Hispanic Heritage Art Exhibit from September 1 through October 31, featuring 22 artists and about 80 pieces created through various mediums.