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A new civil rights lawsuit has been initiated against Clackamas County deputies and an Oregon State Patrol officer in the aftermath of a fatal shooting last June.

Thirty-two female athletes filed a lawsuit against the University of Oregon on Friday that alleges the school is violating Title IX.

A 26-year-old Alaska man was charged Friday with the 2022 murder of 33-year-old Nick Henderson in the Lloyd District, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

Oregon City police asked for the publics help in identifying a man who robbed a credit union in Oregon City on Friday.

A burglary suspect has been taken into custody after a standoff at a home in Lake Oswego on Friday.

Timberline Lodge is opening for the first days of the season Saturday and Sunday, according to a spokesperson for the resort.

University of Oregon quarterback Bo Nix has been named the 2023 Pac-12 Football Scholar Athlete of the Year.

Firefighters were on the scene of a gas leak in Beaverton early Friday.

A large sinkhole has formed in Cornelius, shutting down multiple roads Friday morning.

On Thursday, Portland Police Bureau released the results of a multi-agency holiday retail theft mission over the holiday weekend.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee visited Vancouver Thursday to talk about the importance of the Interstate Bridge Replacement of I-5 between Oregon and Washington.

A two-year-old child has been found safe following an abduction reported in northeast Portland early Thursday, according to the Portland Police Bureau.

The Washington Department of Transportation closed Highway 14 through the Columbia River Gorge Thursday due to snow and vehicle crashes, WSDOT announced.

A 25-year-old man is suffering from life-threatening injuries after an early morning shooting at a Vancouver apartment complex Thursday, according to the Vancouver Police Department.

A 35-year-old man was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without possibility of parole for two separate southeast Portland murders, according to court records.

The union representing more than 1,700 hospital service and tech workers at PeaceHealth locations in southwest Washington and Oregon announced Thursday that they have reached a tentative agreement with PeaceHealth management.

The Sauvie Island Bridge has officially been renamed the Wapato Bridge.

In a public letter released Thursday, Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler urged businesses to bring their employees back to the city’s core for at least 20 hours a week.

A man seriously injured in a stabbing last week has died, according to the Gresham Police Department.

Twenty-five dogs and puppies abandoned in a truck stop parking lot were rescued by troopers last week, according to Oregon State Police.

The Oregon Secretary of State says she won’t take Former President Donald Trump off the ballot for the Oregon Republican party primary.

A drug trafficker with a long history of charges was sentenced Wednesday to over a decade in prison.

The Portland Police Bureau is another step closer to issuing body cameras to all of its officers.

The superintendent for Salem-Keizer Public Schools says the district will have to make $70 million worth of cuts for this school year.

A man was arrested after a day-long standoff at a Salem home following a domestic disturbance report.

A man is facing charges after a string of robberies at convenience stores in Portland.

A Portland City Council that is about to triple in size means a multi-million dollar makeover to Portland City Hall. On Wednesday, they approved the funds.

Now that Thanksgiving has come and gone, it’s that time of year when families flock to get their Christmas trees.

The promise of snow is enough to get Mt. Hood ski areas excited, but managers say it’s all up to Mother Nature to decide what the weekend will bring.

Amtrak Cascades will add two additional round-trip trains running between Seattle and Portland each day, starting in December, the Washington State Department of Transportation announced Wednesday.