An early‑morning blaze destroyed the Grand Shelter at Lewisville Regional Park in Battle Ground, forcing an indefinite closure while investigators work the scene.

A Portland ER doctor has pleaded guilty in Marion County to a hit‑and‑run that killed a Woodburn man on Dec. 26, 2024. Sentencing is scheduled for May and disciplinary review is underway.

Protesters gathered outside the Sentinel Hotel in Portland after unconfirmed reports that FBI Director Kash Patel was in town for a funeral; demonstrators said they used flight‑tracking data.

Reynolds teachers delivered a petition to Gov. Tina Kotek asking to tap the state’s Education Stability Fund as the district faces a $20M shortfall and 158 staff cuts.

Longtime Portland organizer Cayle Tern, 49, has died. He was known for defending Laotian and Southeast Asian families during a period of intensified enforcement.

Hillsboro councilors are pressing for an emergency session after 17 data‑center enterprise‑zone applications arrived as state rules shift. A June 2 work session is set to review the filings and the city's approval process.

Multnomah County alerted Grant High families after a confirmed whooping cough case. Health officials urged vaccination and vigilance around infants.

A 45-year-old rider died after missing a curve and striking a tree on NW LaFrambois Road; Vancouver Police say investigators believe speed was a likely factor.

An SUV crashed into a baby's nursery in Portland's Pleasant Valley; the mother had removed the infant minutes earlier and no serious injuries were reported.

Warm, sunny Tuesday gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms overnight into Wednesday. Gusts up to 28 mph and wet roads may slow the morning commute.

A 25-year-old caregiver was arrested after detectives say he sexually abused an elderly resident at a Raleigh Hills care facility; investigators are seeking possible victims.

A University of Oregon student was found dead near Lookout Reservoir east of Lowell after days of searching. Officials say there is no evidence of a crime.

Plaintiffs say Nike raised prices to cover tariffs and now stands to receive federal refunds; a Portland suit asks a judge to stop the company from keeping both.