Les Schwab cut roughly 70 corporate roles at its Bend headquarters as the tire chain restructures central teams while continuing to expand stores nationwide.

Beaverton police shared video after a second impaired driver drove into a closed Hwy 26 crash scene and nearly struck an officer. The driver was arrested for DUII.

Cloudy, cool this morning with showers and gusts; a major heat event is likely June 13–16.

A 20-year-old Portland man was arrested after police say he fired shots during a Facebook Marketplace meetup at Jurgens Park in Tualatin; no one was hurt. Authorities say the suspect used counterfeit bills and fled with the clothing before firing.

A federal trial opened in Boise as a physician argues Idaho’s near‑total abortion ban must allow medically indicated abortions in life‑ or health‑threatening cases. The weeklong bench trial began June 8, 2026.

A 71-year-old pedestrian died after being struck on SE 92nd in Lents; Portland Police say the driver stayed at the scene and investigators are seeking tips.

ICE officers used Port of Astoria property on Sunday and witnesses say three people were detained; community groups say the move may violate Oregon’s sanctuary law. Port leaders have opened an internal inquiry.

Keizer police say a 32-year-old mother tried to poison her three children with carbon monoxide. Investigators found a rigged car in an attached garage; the kids were treated and released.

A 30-year-old Long Beach woman died June 5 after her car crossed into oncoming traffic on Hwy 26 near Necanicum; OSP says impairment is suspected.

A driver died after his car struck a tree on East Mill Plain Boulevard in Vancouver early Monday. Police say impairment is suspected.

Oregon has begun issuing one-time $120 Summer EBT payments to many families with school-aged children; applications are open through Sept. 1 for those who must apply.

A 28-year-old man was arrested and indicted on domestic-terrorism and arson charges after a series of fires near Fossil, Oregon. He surrendered following a multi-agency operation.

Multnomah County says Powell Butte has seen higher-than-normal tick counts this season; officials say risk is low but urge thorough checks and quick removal.