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Students at Sherwood High School walked out of classes on Thursday to demand a ban on concealed carry guns on school district property.

On Thursday, during a special session, Oregon lawmakers passed the funding to cover the high cost of this year’s wildfire season.

Oregon legalized psilocybin in 2020 with Measure 109, but now, advocates and practitioners are pushing for a law to improve the current adult-use model.

A suspect in a stabbing in the Overlook neighborhood died after being arrested by officers Wednesday night, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

An Oregon corrections officer killed his 16-year-old daughter and then himself this week in Washington County, according to police.

Portland police have arrested two people who they say stole thousands of dollars worth of merchandise from the Lululemon store in the Pearl District.

Highway 47 was closed Thursday morning while crews repaired power lines brought down by a crash.

An Oregon fisherman was one of two bodies found in the aftermath of a shipwreck off the coast of Alaska.

Youth Villages Oregon worked to wrap 800+ gifts through their Holiday Heroes Campaign Wednesday Night.

An Oregon City woman is working to get back on her feet after losing everything in an RV fire. It was sparked by a small space heater that likely wasn’t hooked up correctly, according to Clackamas Fire.

On Wednesday, a Multnomah County judge agreed to hold an information hearing next week on whether the jury in a murder trial broke court rules.

Governor Kotek’s proposed budget for 2025–2027 includes large cuts to the Stabilization and Crisis Unit program that operates homes for adults with high support needs.

After serving eight years as Portland’s mayor, Ted Wheeler will be leaving office at the end of the year.

Darla Sturdy has been fighting for increased safety measures at TriMet train stations since 2003, after her son, Aaron, was killed.

Court documents are revealing new details about a case in Coos County of a young boy who was found dead in the woods just days before his 6th birthday.

Multiple people were arrested during a retail theft operation in Woodburn last week.

Newberg-Dundee Public Schools will pay $90,000 to settle a whistleblower lawsuit.

Firefighters battled a two-alarm fire at a warehouse in Clackamas early Wednesday morning.

The Corbett School Board voted to accept a $2 million emergency aid loan from the Multnomah Education Service District.

The Salem Police Department is set to disband its Community Action and Behavioral Health Units as part of the city’s budget shortfall which sits at a reported $17.7 million.

According to the Clatsop County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO), a 13-year-old student was taken into custody and put in a youth detention facility amidst a complaint of sex abuse involving two students.

On Tuesday afternoon, a man was taken to a hospital for evaluation after he barricaded himself, alone, inside a National Guard building.

A federal judge has temporarily halted a proposed merger between supermarket giants Kroger and Albertsons.

City leaders are looking to breathe new life into the Portland Expo Center.

Clark County deputies believe a convicted serial killer from the 1970’s has more victims. Several investigators on the original cases involving Warren Forrest have come out of retirement, seeking answers for women whose murders went cold decades ago.

The Blanchet House has announced its plans to open a new, first-of-its-kind women’s shelter in downtown Portland.

A pedestrian was killed after being hit by a semi-truck on I-84 Monday night.

A drunk driver was arrested after causing a multi-vehicle crash with injuries on Monday afternoon, according to the Corvallis Police Department.

A new K9 made his first criminal capture during an investigation into a stolen car on Monday, according to the Newport Police Department.

A man drowned in the Clackamas River while running from officers early Tuesday morning, according to the Gladstone Police Department.