Multnomah County Elections says eligible voters should have ballots for May 19 primary
Multnomah County Elections says all eligible voters should have received their ballots ahead of the May 19 primary.
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Vancouver foster parent arrested, charged with multiple counts of sexual abuse
A foster parent in Vancouver has been arrested and faces multiple charges of sexual abuse.
Monmouth man arrested, charged with seven counts of encouraging child sexual abuse
A Monmouth, Oregon, man was arrested and charged with seven counts of encouraging child sexual abuse, the Oregon Department of Justice said.
Six teen girls rescued after human trafficking operation along 82nd Avenue in Portland
Portland police say six teenage girls were rescued in mid-April during an operation targeting human trafficking activity along the 82nd Avenue corridor.
Umatilla County mushroom hunter reported missing since May 3 is reunited with family
The Umatilla County Sheriff’s Office says a missing mushroom hunter has been found and is back with his family.
Flight 420: Portland man attempted to take 40 lbs. of marijuana to Chicago to 'make money'
A 21-year-old man was arrested earlier this week at Portland International Airport after trying to fly with more than 40 pounds of marijuana.
Portland arts leaders rally for tax reform as cultural institutions face funding crisis
In Portland, the arts aren't just entertainment. For many, they are the heartbeat of the city's culture and identity.
Willamette Week: What's next for Home Forward now that CEO has resigned?
The Housing Authority agency's controversial CEO is gone, but its many problems aren't.
Humane Society apologizes after 'Adopt Me' dog kills beloved family pet at Tacoma marathon
The Humane Society for Tacoma and Pierce County is apologizing and reviewing its protocols for taking animals to public events after a dog the agency was trying
'You can't drive': Trooper found list of issues with trucker weeks before I-5 pileup crash
Body camera video from a November traffic stop shows a trooper struggling to communicate with 40-year-old Juan Hernandez-Santos.
Montavilla residents press Portland to rebuild Montavilla Park picnic shelter
Residents of the Montavilla neighborhood are making a new effort to push the City of Portland to prioritize building a new picnic shelter at Montavilla Park.
Portland firefighter arrested, accused of luring a child
Portland police arrested a Portland Fire & Rescue lieutenant on Wednesday following a child luring investigation.
Multnomah County leaders to weigh limits on mobile syringe programs near schools
Multnomah County commissioners are set to discuss a proposal that would restrict where community programs can distribute and dispose of needles and syringes.
Newport High School student arrested after spotted with replica rifle near school: Police
Police officers arrested a 15-year-old Newport High School student after they say he was spotted carrying a replica rifle near the school.
Burglary suspect seriously hurt after SUV rollover crash while fleeing Clack. Co. deputies
A burglary suspect is in the hospital with serious injuries after he crashed while fleeing deputies in Clackamas County on Tuesday evening.The incident started
Salem-Keizer Public Schools proposes $23M in cuts, warn more reductions likely ahead
District leaders say the reductions are tied to declining enrollment and state funding that is not keeping pace with expenses.
Business leaders warn vacancy fee sends 'wrong message' as Portland reviews study on fees
Portland city leaders are reviewing a report on what implementing a so-called vacancy fee could look in Portland, as property owners cite the effort as a waste
Shelter guests accuse Urban Alchemy staff of drug use, distribution, sexual harassment
Portland’s ombudsman received 85 complaints against Urban Alchemy, with guests alleging misconduct including harassment, drug activity and unfair evictions.
Portland firefighter gets pretrial release in child sex abuse material case, bail at $150K
A Portland Fire & Rescue firefighter accused of uploading child sexual abuse material to an online platform was granted pretrial release after a hearing.
Woman said she would 'huff, puff and blow' her boyfriend's house down, then lit fire: cops
A woman allegedly said she would "huff and puff and blow" her boyfriend's house down, after which she lit the home on fire.
Arts tax overhaul could exempt 44% from filing as Portland seeks to raise rate for others
Portland City Council is set to consider a major overhaul of the city's arts tax today to make the tax less regressive and more accountable.
Report: Economic impact of tourism in Oregon totaled $14.6 billion in 2025
Recently released data is showing the resiliency of Oregon's tourism industry, despite economic headwinds.
Seven-year film project spotlights Portland's Burnside Skatepark
A newly released documentary is shining a light on the world-famous Burnside Skate Park through the story of a deaf Black skateboarder.
Trump administration sues The New York Times over employment practices
The Trump administration is filing a lawsuit against The New York Times due to its employment practices.