Jessie Fleming transfers from Chelsea FC to the Portland Thorns, enhancing their midfield through 2026, with a $255,000 fee pending visa and transfer certificate.

A former Oregon State Police trooper is suing the agency for $8 million, alleging unjust firing amidst claims of OSP misconduct and a protective deal for a high-ranking supervisor.

Malcolm Brogdon expresses contentment with the Portland Trail Blazers, despite trade rumors, emphasizing his value and leadership role on the team as the NBA trade deadline looms.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved a package to boost housing construction, offering tax breaks and easing zoning and permitting rules to include affordable units in new developments.

The South Willamette Valley expects a partly sunny day with a chance of showers, mild temperatures, and light winds, while businesses anticipate usual customer patterns amid uncertain weather.

Portland's rising graffiti issue is escalating, as examined by Willamette Week, affecting the city's visual landscape and frustrating residents and officials.

U.S. Marshals arrested Jared L. Landry in Vancouver for a fatal hit-and-run on Christmas Day in Portland that killed David Becker. Landry faces multiple charges including manslaughter.

Residents in Portland collaborated to apprehend a burglary suspect by using a carbon dioxide monitor, surveillance footage, and tracking apps, leading to the arrest of 53-year-old Jack Kowalski.

Deng Malual of Portland pleads not guilty to the murder of a 61-year-old man in Westbrook, as reported by WGME.

Brianna Workman, a 33-year-old from Portland, was sentenced to 10 years in psychiatric custody for pushing a child onto train tracks, reflecting mental illness during the act.

Portland's PBOT revealed a design to revamp 82nd Avenue, prioritizing pedestrian safety and neighborhood improvement, with construction starting in summer.

Ulises Echevarria-Molina from Eastern Oregon received a 75-month prison sentence for drug dealing on the Umatilla Indian Reservation, following a fatal overdose incident.

Shyla Spicer is the new president and CEO of Portland's Native Arts and Culture Foundation, aiming to make the city a hub for Native arts and culture.