Zachary T. Hay was charged with felony assault and bias crimes after allegedly attacking a Black security officer and a white male in Portland, using racial slurs and his dog as a weapon.

An 84-year-old woman died after a car crash in Salem. The vehicle hit a utility pole and trees. The driver is cooperating with the investigation; no arrests have been made.

A young woman, Elisha Angelic Macias, died after falling from a cliff in Columbia River Gorge while hiking with friends. Her body was recovered, and no one witnessed the fall.

Today is Multnomah County's primary election deadline, with ballots due by 8 p.m. at drop sites or postmarked by May 21. Optional services and voter assistance are available.

Oregon's primary elections are underway, with a reminder that ballots must be postmarked by 8 p.m. or dropped off at designated locations. Over 590,000 votes have already been cast.

A German Shepherd named Burton has been sworn in as Multnomah County Sheriff's Office comfort dog, to help reduce stress during crises and community events.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Hazelwood area, with police and homicide detectives investigating the early morning incident. The victim died after being taken to a hospital.

The Portland Police Bureau named officers involved in a shooting, currently on leave pending an investigation, emphasizing transparency in the use of firearms by law enforcement.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde to explore their cultural and developmental progresses, emphasizing the importance of intergovernmental relationships.

Authorities in Oregon and Washington are investigating oiled birds and tar balls on beaches, with several agencies involved in determining the source of the pollution.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of rain and potential thunderstorms for Portland, with conditions varying throughout the week, leading up to a sunny and warm Memorial Day.

The Portland Housing Bureau is applying for a HUD grant to improve housing and urban development, inviting public input on the application posted on its website.

Jair Leyva Noriega received a 75-month sentence for the fentanyl overdose death of a teen in Oregon, a case highlighting the state's evolving legal response to the drug crisis.