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On Thursday, Democrats voted to fine senators $325 every time their absence denies the chamber the two-thirds quorum it needs to conduct business.

All evacuation orders were lifted Saturday morning for a brush fire near Beavercreek.

A group organized in part by the Oregon Food Bank held a rally outside the state capitol on Thursday to call for lawmakers to pass a bill that would expand food assistance for refugees and immigrants.

On Thursday morning the Sweet Home Fire District alongside the Oregon Department of Forestry responded to a wildfire near Holley School off Crawfordsville Drive.

The family and community will be holding a fundraiser this weekend to support the ongoing search for Kyron Horman who went missing in June 2010.

The City of Tualatin will begin working to improve a busy Interstate 5 interchange this month, the city announced Thursday.

On June 1 Oregon’s Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum sued 21 companies involved in the manufacturing of toxic chemicals found in firefighting foam.

Mayor Ted Wheeler announced Thursday that he will not go forward with recommending gunshot detection technology to City Council.

Mayor Ted Wheeler and public safety partners speak about gun violence reduction and public safety efforts in the city of Portland.

Portland police are searching for a person who stole a dump truck and crashed it into several cars early Thursday morning.

Starting Thursday, RVs and trailers can’t park at McMinnville city parks.

A woman in Rhododendron is sharing her story of survival ahead of the American Heart Association’s “Heart and Stroke Walk” in downtown Portland.

In just the last year, several teenagers have been killed or injured by gun violence in the Portland metro area.

A beloved local Santa Claus -- formerly known as Milwaukie Santa has since moved to Oregon City – and is making a comeback in a big way.

Clackamas County deputies are asking for help after a woman’s body was found near Eagle Creek.

The longest-ever walkout in the Oregon Legislature completed its fourth week on Wednesday as the enforceability of a ballot measure that would disqualify the boycotters from immediate reelection appeared in doubt.

Neighbors say roadway improvements in SE Portland are dangerous.

Mayor Ted Wheeler will host a press conference Thursday at 11 a.m. alongside Portland public safety partners to discuss gun violence reduction.

The man killed on April 28 from a hit-and-run has been identified as Robert b. Ketchum, 62, from Portland.

On Wednesday afternoon, the Portland City Council will hear public testimony on Mayor Ted Wheeler’s proposed new restrictions on camping.

The Salem Police Department made an arrest Wednesday afternoon following an anonymous social media threat to Adam Stephens Middle School made Tuesday night.

A Tuesday morning shooting leaves a young man dead at the intersection of 4th and Auburn Way South, Fox 13 Seattle reports.

The driver of the semitruck involved in a fatal crash on Interstate 5 in Oregon earlier this month that left seven farmworkers dead has been indicted on charges of manslaughter, court documents show.

An early morning fire damaged an office building in the West Portland Park neighborhood.

An Oregon fire department is without some crucial equipment after someone broke into one of their facilities.

A shooting in Vancouver Wednesday night left one person dead.

A decades-old bakery needs your help tracking down their mascot after it was stolen.

Portland City Council is set to vote on a new ordinance Wednesday that makes specific restrictions on unsanctioned camping.

A man was arrested by Wilsonville Police Department deputy early Monday morning after wrecking a stolen BMW and abandoning the scene on foot, leaving behind a woman and dog.

A new poll by GS Strategy Group shows Portland residents prefer stricter tactics regarding the homeless population.