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TikTok and The Oregon Parent Teacher Association held a digital safety forum at Franklin High School Wednesday night.

A bike shop on Portland’s east side has become the latest victim of a smash-and-grab. Now, the owner is asking for the community’s help to get back on his feet.

Corbett School District's budget deficit has been going on for years and wasn’t noticed until the district stopped relying on an outside contractor for accounting, officials said.

On Wednesday, at about 9:30 a.m., a search warrant was executed at a home in Battle Ground in connection with a Nov. 6 bank robbery along with others.

Justin Bryant is still in a coma Wednesday almost one week after he was hit by a car while riding his motorcycle home from work on Friday.

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) is asking for the community’s help to find a missing teenager from Fairview, who ran away from home.

A man has died following a shooting at a motel in the Sumner neighborhood early Wednesday morning.

A family in Kelso has been displaced after a tree fell onto their home Tuesday night, according to Cowlitz 2 Fire & Rescue.

Traffic along Highway 6 will be impacted for sometime Wednesday while crews work to fix a hazard in the roadway.

Investigators say the alleged attack took place on Sept. 7, at the park located at 8400 Southwest Hemlock Street in Portland.

Dustin Ferreira is set to receive a $400,000 settlement payment from the City of Portland. The settlement would mark the end of Ferreria’s bodily injury lawsuit, which accuses the Portland Police Bureau of using excessive force against Ferreria during two separate incidents.

Starting in mid-December the downtown location for the Portland Clinic will no longer serve patients.

St. Helens High School students returned to class Tuesday in the wake of the scandal.

Nearly three dozen people were arrested during a two-month long human trafficking mission in northeast Portland.

The events of the Vancouver Mall shooting during a trick-or-treat event on Halloween are becoming clearer after listening to the 911 calls that were made during the shooting.

A man was arrested Friday in Beaverton for stealing a delivery truck in Milwaukie while an employee was still inside the truck’s cargo area, according to police.

Two men were arrested on Sunday night after allegedly shooting at another car, fleeing police, and crashing into several parked cars, according to the Newberg-Dundee Police Department (NDPD).

One man was found dead after a shooting in the Wilkes neighborhood Monday night, according to the Portland Police Bureau (PPB).

Police arrested a wanted suspect who initially fled during an arrest attempt Monday evening.

The City of Beaverton has opened its first homeless shelter that will be accessible 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year.

This year, hundreds of volunteers came together to assemble the bags, which will include stuffing, mashed potatoes and gravy, and a turkey.

During the first major snowfall in the Cascades passes, many drivers did not let the weather stop them from making the journey.

After almost having to shut its doors due to a lack of funding, the Bybee Lakes Hope Center has recovered and plans to expand its services.

A man has died from injuries suffered in a bar stabbing in the Kerns neighborhood over the weekend, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

Highway 18 was closed for hours Saturday between Valley Junction and the junction with Highway 22 east of Grand Ronde.

Snow began to fall in the lower Cascades Sunday evening, making travel both in and out of the mountain passes treacherous.

Six people were hurt in a single-car rollover crash early Sunday morning on Washington State Route 4.

School is canceled Monday for students in the Greater Albany School District as negotiations continued this weekend with the teacher’s union.

Three teenage boys and two men were arrested after another man was assaulted early Sunday in Salem, according to the Salem Police Department.

The CDC is warning of an outbreak strain of E. coli that has been reported in 18 states, including three known cases in Oregon.