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A passenger was critically injured in a crash in Gresham, Oregon, prompting police to close Southeast Roberts Avenue between 9th Street and Regner Road for several hours during the investigation.
A 22-year-old driver, Isabella Moreno, was arrested on DUII and other charges after crashing her car through a south Salem apartment building, injuring a resident.
Thousands gathered in Portland for the fourth 'No Kings' protest, with organizers shifting their message toward encouraging voter turnout in the upcoming election.
Police responded to a report of an active shooter at Silver Rail Elementary School in Bend, Oregon, and set up a reunification site for families at Journey Church.
The Justice Department is suing Portland over a city ordinance that bans most face coverings for law enforcement officers operating in the city and requires them to display visible badges.
Portland State University celebrated the grand opening of its 106,000-square-foot Jordan Schnitzer School of Art + Art History + Design, a $90 million building that consolidates art programs previously scattered across campus since the 1980s. The project, partly funded by a $10 million gift from philanthropist Jordan Schnitzer, arrives as PSU works to close a projected $35 million budget…
Prosper Portland's executive director, who took the role last August, awarded three no-bid contracts to college friends over the past year, according to Willamette Week reporting.
Negotiators describe remaining distance between the city and the Trail Blazers over Moda Center terms, with little progress reported ahead of a December deadline. Portland still intends to move forward with establishing a joint authority.
A Multnomah County judge ruled that the 15-year-old Benson Polytechnic High School student charged with domestic terrorism over an alleged chemical attack will stay at the Parry Center mental health facility rather than juvenile detention, after a last-minute reversal when the judge had initially ordered him into custody. The decision came after prosecutors revealed that parents of three Benson…
A paraglider was injured after crashing on a hillside in Don & Ann Davis Park in Newport on Wednesday afternoon, according to the Newport Fire Department.
Columbia Sportswear is releasing a limited-edition fleece featuring the famous Portland International Airport carpet pattern, with a release event including a DJ at its PDX store from noon to 3 p.m. on Oct. 15.
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek and state Sen. Christine Drazan held their final televised debate ahead of the 2026 gubernatorial race, clashing over economic growth, housing, and development with an emphasis on areas outside Portland.
A county-by-county test of USPS delivery times found slow mail service in rural parts of Oregon, prompting the secretary of state to urge voters to mail ballots by Oct. 27 or use a drop box instead.
A University of Oregon study found that government influence can shape how AI chatbots respond in conversations, raising questions about state input into AI-generated content.
A reader letter argues that city councilors should be issued transit passes, part of an ongoing exchange of reader opinions published by the outlet.
Battle Ground police arrested one suspect and are still searching for a second following a Saturday afternoon shooting linked to a disturbance call in the 1700 block of Northeast.
Airlines say rising fuel costs may lead them to cut less-profitable routes and raise ticket prices during peak travel periods.
A new report examines Oregon's data center industry and identifies which county hosts the most facilities, amid growing scrutiny over their environmental impact and lack of transparency.
Salem police arrested a man on arson charges after a Thursday night fire caused an estimated $500,000 in damages to Hallman Elementary School. The school will stay closed on Monday.
One suspect was arrested after shots were fired in Battle Ground; a second suspect remains at large without a released description, authorities said.