A 15-month-old baby was saved by Portland Fire-Rescue after overdosing and choking on a piece of tinfoil, City Commissioner Rene Gonzalez tweeted on Monday.
Trinity Reinhart, a part of the U.S. Air Force’s 90th Missile Security Forces Squadron, was killed in a Humvee incident near Grover, Colorado, on Sept. 16, according to authorities.
The Hillsboro P.D. has launched a new program with the potential to assist individuals in addressing vehicle issues at a discounted rate and even possibly escape a ticket.
A teenager died, and three other people were injured in a single-car rollover crash in Washington County early Sunday morning, according to the sheriff’s office.
One person died, and a driver was arrested after a single-vehicle rollover crash in Happy Valley early Saturday morning, according to the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office.
On Saturday, families of four missing women who were found dead earlier this year gathered for an end-of-summer community barbecue fundraiser at Happy Valley Park.
This week, the county-run Joint Office of Homeless Services received the results of a third-party review that took place over the past couple of months, which includes observations on the office’s current effectiveness and recommendations on how to move forward.
Friday morning at 9, union members from UAW Local 492 walked off the job at the Stellantis Parts Distribution Center in Beaverton as part of a nationwide work stoppage.
Three years after the City of Roses gained international notoriety for its anti-law enforcement protests, the head of Portland’s police union says attitudes toward public safety are finally improving.
Oregon state leaders, including Representative Suzanne Bonamici, introduced a new bill called the Fentanyl Awareness For Children And Teens In School Act on Thursday.
The Lloyd Center has revealed the first look at its conceptual masterplan, which envisions the Lloyd Center site as a connected, diverse neighborhood with housing, retail, restaurants, entertainment venues, and community spaces.
Portland Public Schools is celebrating as students demonstrated significant progress in the Oregon Statewide Assessment for the 2022-2023 school year, outperforming other Oregon students in several subjects.
The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners met Thursday to discuss where to spend additional funds available to the county for tackling the homeless crisis.
Clark County Fire District 6 is facing a federal lawsuit after one of their former firefighters alleged that he experienced a hate crime and a hostile work environment.
A 23-year-old man was sentenced to 100 months in prison Thursday after pleading “no contest” to the death of a 22-year-old woman, according to the Multnomah Co. DA’s Office.
A 43-year-old man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison for shooting and killing a father of three outside a southeast Portland apartment building in 2018.
The Clackamas County Democratic headquarters in Oregon City has been vandalized twice in three weeks, and local party officials are calling the damage acts of political violence.
A man accused of attacking two women on a Beaverton TriMet MAX station in 2021 was found guilty this month, the Washington Co. DA’s Office announced Wednesday.