Portland art lovers are invited to a student art exhibit featuring collaborations between elementary and high school students, showcasing sculptures based on “Exquisite Corpse” drawings.

Authorities captured Richard David Simms, Jr., a suspect in the November homicide of Nicole Davis in Portland, charging him with second-degree murder and related crimes.

A former Oregon federal prison guard received a 15-month sentence for accepting bribes to smuggle contraband, including phones and designer sneakers, to inmates.

Portland firefighters quickly extinguished two separate house fires late Monday night; one started in a shed and spread to a house, while the other was on the second story of another home. No injuries were reported in either incident.

Teddy, a baby born three months premature and weighing 14 ounces, is set to leave the hospital, overcoming Intrauterine Growth Restriction and a 10% survival rate at birth.

Brett Pruett was sentenced to three life terms without parole for a 2020 triple homicide in Portland after being convicted of charges including first-degree murder.

Salem is hosting a free 'Scam Jam' event on March 26 to educate the public on avoiding scams, with presentations by the DFR, AARP, FTC, and state divisions at Roth’s Catering and Event Center.

Oregon's new Prescription Drug Affordability Board seeks public input on drug costs through forums, aiming to establish upper payment limits for medications.

Portland Police Bureau's operation at Jantzen Beach and Delta Park resulted in 17 arrests related to retail theft, recovery of $1,900 in stolen goods, and vehicle seizures.

Jama Software has been acquired by Francisco Partners for $1.2 billion, equalling Portland's largest tech deal. CEO Marc Osofsky remains and will reinvest in the company.

A man in Aloha was arrested for sexual abuse after a woman reported inappropriate behavior when she visited his home for a housekeeping job advertised on Craigslist.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division is hosting its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on issues like claim filing and mental health in the workplace.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division announces its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on claim filing, dispute resolution, and mental health at work.