A student who identifies as non-binary received a big settlement from the Greater Albany Public School District after accusing the district of not doing enough to stop bullying.

Three Target stores will be closing in Portland due to an increase in crime.

On Tuesday, Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced Oregon State Police will be launching new statewide fentanyl strategic enforcement and disruption strategies.

During the operation, 22 women were offered services and help, according to police.

A barbershop that’s been in business for going on a decade says this last year has been one of their most difficult.

Portland’5 Centers for the Arts is planning to upgrade security at its facilities with the help of artificial intelligence.

Providence Health recently celebrated the 3rd anniversary of its heart transplant program.

A film focusing on keeping soil healthy through a unique type of farming is premiering in Portland this week.

On Sunday, Oct. 1 the annual Portland Marathon will impact traffic on multiple bridges maintained by Multnomah County.

For the past couple of years, cities like Portland, Beaverton and Hillsboro have been able to compost food scraps. Now, with the exception of the city of Banks, all of Washington County will be able to compost beginning October 1.

The Washington County Sheriff Pat Garrett announced announced his retirement on Tuesday.

OR lawmakers are barred from re-election if they accumulate 10 or more unexcused absences.