Suspect arrested in connection with man found dead in Columbia River Slough
Marco Antonio Herrera, 44, has been arrested and charged with the 2022 death of Jeremy Gurtner, who was found in the Columbia River Slough.
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Police investigating after multiple storage units burglarized in Northeast Portland
According to the Portland Police Bureau, at least six units at the Public Storage on Northeast 92nd were hit on May 19.
City council 'out of touch' with Portlanders by failing to fund police, Councilor Dan Ryan says
Though councilors did reverse some of the public safety cuts included in Mayor Keith Wilson's budget proposal, the Portland Police Bureau will still lose some $18M.
David Brock Smith wins GOP primary for US Senate, will face Democratic incumbent Merkley
David Brock Smith has won the Republican primary for U.S. Senate in Oregon. He will advance to the November general election to challenge the incumbent,...
5 staff on leave as Longview School District hires third-party investigator to probe student sex abuse case
Superintendent Karen Cloninger has been accused of covering up alleged student sexual assault, leading to her and four others being placed on administrative leave.
Southeast Portland homeowners report woman stealing flowers from yards
Woodstock residents have had numerous encounters with a woman drives a dark-colored BMW and allegedly steals flowers.
Court documents detail why Longview School District's superintendent is charged in an alleged cover-up of a...
Despite being briefed on an internal investigation into allegations of student sexual assault, investigators say Karen Cloninger wanted the matter kept under wraps.
Gresham climber’s emotional Mount Hood summit video goes viral: 'Worst experience of my entire life'
A viral TikTok showing before-and-after moments of a summit attempt drew millions of views and praise for honesty about fear and regret.
River rescuers prepare for busy Memorial Day weekend on the Sandy River
AMR river rescuers finished training ahead of Memorial Day weekend as warm weather will bring more people to Oregon rivers.
This West Linn school holds class outside, rain or shine
Down to Earth Forest School uses nature as its classroom, blending structured lessons with outdoor exploration and play, modeling a Scandinavian-style forest school.
Federal charges filed against Lake Oswego man accused of exploiting minors online and in person across seve...
He used Discord and Session to chat with minors and get them to send him sexually explicit videos, which he then threatened to distribute online.
These festivals, fairs and concerts are coming to Oregon this summer
From live music to parades and fairs, here are some of the big events to check out this summer in Portland and beyond.
Portland driver pulls away from curb, unknowingly runs over man lying in street in front of car
The man was initially believed to have suffered serious injuries, but after arriving at the hospital, his injuries were "fairly minor, all things considered."
RAJ Sports to consolidate 200-plus employees in new HQ
The Portland Fire and Portland Thorns ownership is expanding its lease at the Evergreen Corporate Center.
Body recovered from Willamette River near Eugene identified
Wade Felton Lloyd, 62, of Junction City, was reported missing in November. The sheriff's office is investigating his death.
From CityFair to Stars on Ice: 8 things to do this weekend
Portland’s weekend lineup offers something for everyone, from the Westside Comic Con to CityFair. Here’s what to do around the city.
Reynolds School District cuts JROTC program amid $20M shortfall; final class bids farewell
Supporters say the JROTC program shaped students through leadership opportunities and fostered personal growth.
Outstanding educators recognized, with some getting their mortgage or rent paid for an entire year
Over the last 17 years, OnPoint's Prize for Excellence in Education has recognized more than 350 educators and schools.
Emotions run high as Portland City Council slogs through dozens of amendments to pass $8.5B budget
By late Wednesday night, councilors had approved over a dozen amendments to Mayor Keith Wilson's budget plan. Dozens more were left on the cutting room floor.
WNBA warns the Fever for failing to report Caitlin Clark’s injury on time
The WNBA has warned the Indiana Fever for not properly reporting an injury to star guard Caitlin Clark. The warning confirmed to The Associated Press on Thursday...
Port will not fix Tillamook Air Museum blimp hangar damaged in winter storm
The historic World War II-era hangar will remain closed for the foreseeable future, with the Port citing financial reasons for the 4-1 vote to not rebuild the roof.
Oregon gubernatorial opponents Kotek, Drazan offer differing opinions on transportation funding as rematch...
Kotek defeated Drazan by roughly 66,000 votes in the 2022 gubernatorial election, but they're headed for a rematch in the November primary.
Taking care of your mental health in the age of AI
During this Mental Health Awareness Month, a doctor weighed in on how to take care your mental health, as well as your child's mental wellbeing.
Proposed botanical garden could transform former North Portland superfund site
The former McCormick and Baxter Creosoting Company property, a 59-acre site in North Portland, has remained largely unused for more than 30 years.