Jerome L. Strickland was arrested after a failed break-in, a standoff with Portland police, and is charged with multiple offenses, including burglary and assault.

Aviation Gin in Portland offers a wedding package for Leap Year, including a ceremony, drinks, and a tour for $290, but Ryan Reynolds is not included.

The Oregon House passed a bill to reduce corporate influence in healthcare, garnering bipartisan support and aiming to mandate key medical roles to be filled by qualified medical professionals.

The Biden-Harris Administration has rolled out the $1.2 billion SAVE Plan, offering debt forgiveness to about 153,000 borrowers across the U.S. and its territories.

Sen. Jeff Golden has joined the Democratic nomination race for Oregon state treasurer, competing with Sen. Elizabeth Steiner and Jeff Gudman. His official campaign strategy will be disclosed post-legislative session.

Portland announces 'Coraline's Curious Cat Trail,' featuring 30 cat sculptures painted by local artists, to revitalize downtown and support a children's hospital.

The Chinook Indian Nation sees progress in a decades-old compensation case for ancestral lands taken in the 19th century, following a recent legal ruling to disburse settlement funds.

Alaska Airlines announces a new nonstop service from Portland to Atlanta starting October 1, marking an expansion to 54 direct routes from Portland and a 25% capacity increase for the airline.

Mid-century modern condo in Portland's Fontaine building is for sale at $339,000, featuring historical design by Mid Barbour and contemporary updates by Joshua Matthews.

Skeletal remains found 50 years ago on Sauvie Island have been identified as Sandra Young, a missing Portland teenager from the 1960s, thanks to DNA technology.

Ted Strong, a Yakama Nation leader and advocate for ecological and tribal issues, has passed away at 76, leaving a legacy of impactful service and cultural dedication.

Salem-Keizer School District faces potential teachers' strike over unresolved contract disputes on workload and scheduling issues, despite the district citing budget constraints.

The Oregon Zoo offers a week of discounted admissions at $12 online, featuring new attractions like tiger brothers and a rhino calf.