The Grant County Sheriff's Office confirmed the death of James Bailey Maxwell, a 74-year-old pilot, in an air tanker crash while fighting a wildfire in Oregon.

Governor Tina Kotek hosted the 2024 Tribal-State Government-to-Government Summit in Canyonville, discussing key issues with leaders from Oregon's nine federally recognized tribes.

Governor Tina Kotek appoints Keri J. Smith Church as a judge in Benton County, Oregon, replacing the retired Judge Locke Williams. Smith brings experience from family and criminal law to her new judicial role.

A fire in North Portland sparked by a barbecue grill damaged two homes and left seven people displaced; the cause is under investigation. Another fire hit Wilderness Rim, North Bend, affecting two homes without injuries, with investigations ongoing.

A man presumed drowned after falling off a boat on the Columbia River, with recovery efforts hindered by strong currents. He was reportedly intoxicated and not wearing a life jacket.

A class action lawsuit targets Providence Health and the Oregon Anesthesiology Group, regarding potential HIV and infectious disease exposures at Providence Willamette Falls Medical Center.

The fourth Hong Phat Supercenter opened in Southeast Portland, offering Asian groceries, cultural events, and creating job opportunities in a space previously occupied by Walmart.

A fatal car crash on Highway 30 near Rainier, Oregon, claimed two lives from Scappoose, sparking criticism over road safety from local veterinary clinic staff.

Portland's weather forecast includes rain with a 60% chance of precipitation today, showers tonight, and a shift towards sunny skies with increasing temperatures through the week.

The Oregon Health Authority warns of measles exposures in Marion County stores amid a rise in cases and stresses the importance of awareness and vaccination.

Search efforts are underway for a man who fell into the Columbia River near Lemon Island and is presumed drowned. Intoxication might have contributed to the incident.

A deceased newborn was found in North Portland, and the Portland Police Bureau's Child Abuse Team is investigating. The community mourns the infant, dubbed the "Princess of Argyle."

Rahnique Jackson received a life sentence with parole possible after 25 years for the stabbing death of Colin Smith outside a Portland bar, following a homophobic altercation.