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The Oregon Court of Appeals approved Multnomah County's ban on flavored tobacco sales set to start in 2024; retailers must adjust to the new regulations.
Oregon OEM Director Erin McMahon visited Harney County to support the transition from emergency response to recovery after flooding and to assess the damages.
Registered sex offender Christopher Guy, 55, was sentenced to 30 months for attempting to lure a minor online, unaware the 'girl' was an undercover detective.
Medical examiner seeks public help to identify a deceased woman found in Madison South, Portland, with details on her appearance and tattoos provided.
The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office arrested 25 suspects for theft and related crimes at Clackamas Promenade, recovering $4,700 in goods and a firearm.
Portland approved a PGE powerline expansion in Forest Park despite opposition, leading to a potential legal battle with environmental advocates who oppose the felling of trees.
Leonardo Bollas-Zafra was arrested after a fatal crash where his high blood alcohol level suggested impaired driving, leading to charges including manslaughter.
Economist Mike Wilkerson warned of Portland’s potential "doom loop," concerning population decline and stagnant job growth at a chamber event, but efforts to improve the situation were noted.
Providence Health warns its striking nurses of losing health insurance if the strike continues past the end of the month, as the dispute over work conditions persists.
A suspect in Portland was arrested after firing shots, hijacking a TriMet bus with hostages, and engaging in a standoff with police. The suspect now faces multiple charges.
In-N-Out Burger plans its first Portland location, with an application to open near Portland International Airport. The company will discuss impact and planning with city officials.
Casago is to acquire Vacasa for at least $114 million and take the vacation-rental firm private, merging their property portfolios and business models.
Metro Council is considering a $300 million redevelopment of Portland Expo Center into a sports and cultural complex to boost the city's economy and acknowledge its history.
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