Новости за 23.03.2024

City work crews are struggling to manage a large sewage release in North Portland that could take more than two weeks to repair.

Multiple people were arrested in Vancouver during a stolen vehicle operation (SVO) which also recovered two cars, firearms and fentanyl, authorities say.

A man is dead and two others are injured after a crash involving two vehicles in Salem early Saturday morning.

A driver crashing into a tree in Hillsboro prompted response emergency crews early Saturday morning.

For Jeff Merkley’s newest book “Filibustered!” he looks back at two events spanning more than four decades in the U.S. Senate.

Oregon's Enchanted Forest, a fairytale-themed park with several districts and themes ranging from the Old West to European villages, has been included in a national poll of the best family-owned amusement parks, and is currently in the running to make the top 10.

A Warm Springs man has been sentenced to federal prison for assaulting his then-girlfriend in December 2020, the U.S. District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.

A search warrant executed on a home in Goble found 18 frozen puppies which were allegedly used in feeding the residents' pet snakes, according to the Columbia County Sheriff's Office (CCSO).

The Judy Kafoury Center for Youth Arts will lead a week-long theater camp for students up to the age of 14.

Spring thunderstorm chances grow Saturday for much of the state of Oregon. No severe weather is expected, but thunder, lightning and small hail are possible with some storms this weekend.

The NBA legend picked the 11-seeded Oregon Ducks to advance all the way to the NCAA Championship game, where he has them losing to Pac-12 foe Arizona.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) -- The Oregon State women's basketball squad was tested early, but the Beavers dominated in the final three quarters. After trailing at the end of the first quarter, the Beavs outscored Eastern Washington by 15 in the second quarter, cruising to a 73-51 win. Three players scored in double-figures for OSU. The [...]

One teenager was arrested and accused of attempted murder Friday afternoon after a shooting happened in Southeast Portland in which no one was injured.

The Portland Japanese Garden's cherry blossom trees are nearing peak. This comes nearly a week after the Portland waterfront blossoms hit peak. There's a reason for the delay in the blooms at the Japanese Garden.

The Salem School District is considering installing weapon detectors in schools after a teen was shot and killed near a high school two weeks ago, and is considering using a restricted fund to pay for the detectors.

The 4-year-old boy who died in a crash Wednesday was identified by Portland police on Friday.

The Oregon Department of Environmental Quality is reopening the Clean Vehicle Rebate Program in April amid a push to transition to electric vehicles to meet Oregon's climate goals.

TriMet is facing multiple tort claims from people who were injured while riding MAX trains, including one incident in which a man was killed.

A controversial $1.8 billion project to purify water in Portland is set to begin this year, despite opposition from nearby landowners who fear the project will impact their farmland.

Though an explosive disposal team was called in at one point, the unspecified piece of military equipment was deemed safe within roughly two hours, officials said.

A Sherwood man was arrested this week after being accused of embezzling $700,000 from junior baseball organizations in Oregon over the course of seven years.

A statement from former President Donald Trump will not appear in the Oregon voters' pamphlet after the Trump campaign declined to submit a statement ahead of May's primary election, according to the Oregon Secretary of State's office.