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People are trying to plan for what comes next after a fire destroyed an industrial building in Salmon Creek.

The Washington County Sheriff’s Office is warning the public of a possibly “dangerous batch of drugs” circulating the streets.

Portland might have made some progress after 2020, but some stats released today show there’s still more work to be done.

The Columbia Gorge Food Bank provides for 16 food banks and hundreds of families a month across Wasco, Hood River, and Sherman counties.

Nearly three years after the Echo Mountain Fire tore through Lincoln County neighborhoods in 2020, a family in Otis watched Wednesday as their new home was placed on its foundation.

It’s been nearly a year since Diana Petty’s life was changed forever.

Portland City Hall approved a camping ban following a 3-1 vote on Wednesday.

The Morrison Bridge will be closing over the course of two weekends while crews work towards finishing a painting project, Multnomah County says.

The Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office says the body of a missing man has been found after going missing Monday near Molalla, according to officials.

The Vancouver Fire Marshal has issued a total ban on recreational burning effective Thursday, June 15.

Someone left a dead raccoon and a sign with “intimidating language” that mentioned a Black city councilor outside the law office of an Oregon mayor, police said.

On Tuesday, Mount Hood saw more than 20 small earthquakes in a 6-hour period.

There will soon be harsher punishments for people caught street racing in Oregon after Governor Tina Kotek just signed a new bill into law.

Portland State University student Faisal El Obeidi is bringing tastes from his home right to campus with his food truck, Sheesh Shawarma.

Police are looking for a driver who hit and killed a pedestrian in Northeast Portland Tuesday night.

At least seven businesses in Salmon Creek were destroyed by a two-alarm fire overnight, according to Clark County Fire District 6.

For months, a vital resource for many had been threatened as Legacy Health’s Mt. Hood Birthing Center shut its doors.

A Woodburn family mourns the loss of a man who was a father, son and beloved brother.

Portland State University says it’s “pausing” its cheer program.

Investigators are on the scene of a North Portland crash that left one dead and another seriously injured Tuesday evening.

The numbers are officially rolling in as the Portland Bureau of Transportation kicks off its annual bike count.

The Gresham Police Department says a 14-year-old boy who has been missing for a month has been found.

A federal judge on Tuesday rejected a request to block a new Washington state law banning the sale of certain semi-automatic rifles, one of three measures recently signed by Democratic Gov. Jay Inslee in an effort to reduce gun violence.

A fire continues to burn after starting on Saturday, June 4, and has burned around eight acres of land in the Iron Creek Campground.

Summer is almost here and in case you haven’t noticed or been bitten, mosquitoes are out.

A man accused of starting a massive apartment building fire last month in Southwest Portland appeared in court Monday to be arraigned on his charges, and pled not guilty to all counts.

A six-month investigation into a possible drug den in NE Portland has led to the arrests of four people, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

Authorities said a Southern Oregon man was convicted of several felonies after a boobytrap in his home went off and shot an FBI bomb specialist.

With wildfire season rapidly approaching, there are some things we can all do decrease the risk to our lives and property.

An Oregon state representative is facing a call to resign over a photo of her son showing him give a Nazi salute.