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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.

Where is the most-friendly city for naked bike riders? According to this study, Portland is second-best.

The 2023 James Beard Award for best new restaurant was just given to Kann in southeast Portland.

The Clark County Sheriff’s Office says a teenager drove over 130 miles per hour while trying to get away from a deputy in Vancouver early Tuesday morning.

A woman who is accused of abducting her son in Vancouver is in police custody, and the boy is safe.

The Vancouver Fire Department says several homes caught fire Monday after multiple large trees and a shop went up in flames.

On Monday, officials declared a temporary outdoor burn ban for parts of Washington, Clackamas, Yamhill, and Multnomah counties.

Ida B. Wells High School in Southwest Portland partnered with PPS, AMR and Portland Fire will put 80 students through medical field exercises to earn their Teen Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) Certification

Matthew Leahey, 37, pleaded guilty today for shooting at police officers after a traffic stop in Northeast Portland last year.

The city of Tualatin is hoping to improve traffic flow to I-5 with changes being made this summer.

Oregon wildlife officials reported a cougar chased a mountain biker on Mt. Hood recently and offered tips for what to do if you encounter one.

On June 5, the arsonist who set fire to an apartment complex that displaced around 33 people has been indicted by a grand jury on 55 charges.

A brush fire was threating several homes in Vancouver, WA on Monday afternoon, prompting officials to issue an evacuation order.

A hay truck on fire near Hillsboro was blocking all lanes on Highway 26 near Hillsboro on Monday afternoon.

Around 500,000 gallons of treated sewage spilled into the Willamette River near Lake Oswego’s Foothills Park early on Monday morning.

Nurses at three Providence facilities have voted to authorize strikes, according to the Oregon Nurses Association.

FOX 12 spoke with the family of 32-year-old Joanna Speaks, who was found dead near Ridgefield in April.

One person died and another was seriously injured in a crash in Vancouver Sunday night.

One food cart was destroyed by a fire in Newberg on Monday morning.