There is no sheriff of Portland, but Multnomah County Sheriff Mike Reese tweeted that he does not and will never support President Trump.

The school board voted 4-3 to ban Black Lives Matter and Pride flags in schools, but neighbors argue those marginalized groups are not political.

Over the last few months, Oregon Health Authority data shows a steep drop in hospitalizations.

Charles Sams III is Cayuse and Walla Walla.

In a statement issued Thursday, Republican Christine Drazan did not concede the race, saying that she awaited "additional clarity regarding the final outcome."

Biden logged his second visit to Portland in six months, stumping for Tina Kotek as Democrats fight to hold onto the governor's seat.

The legislation was passed this year and requires all public schools offer access to free menstrual products in every bathroom

The walkout comes after the school board reinstated two educators who publicly promoted a campaign challenging the school district policies on gender identity.

The U.S. Senate unanimously approved the nomination of Chuck Sams on Nov. 18.

Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum vowed to appeal the ruling, and the case will likely go before the Oregon Supreme Court.

The fire burned more than 400,000 acres for nearly 40 days.

Local polling firm DHM Research was commissioned by business leaders to gauge Portlanders' thoughts on the plan being debated before city council Thursday.

The Equity and Inclusion office was created back in July 2020. This comes months after county commissioners debated getting rid of the office.

Columbia CEO Tim Boyle has cut his salary to $10,000 a year to pay employee salaries.

Hood River and Multnomah counties should reach the milestone in the coming weeks.

The Blazers' steep decline comes despite NBA viewership in local television markets being up across the league, the Sports Business Journal reports.

The Oregon gun control measure is projected to pass. Sheriff Michelle Duncan issued a statement saying she hoped the law would be subject to an immediate lawsuit.

"I think people need to be held accountable and need to realize that this is going to affect a lot of people’s futures," said Sam, a senior at Cleveland High School.

Using hard drugs in public is currently not a criminal offense under Measure 110. Users are given $100 citations and a number to call for treatment.

Dr. Steven LaTulippe said at a pro-Trump rally that neither he nor his staff wears masks in their clinic. The state has suspended his medical license indefinitely.

Portland Public Schools said the union rejected the district's counter-proposal Monday night and has yet to issue a counter-proposal of its own.

Portland had banned the usage and selling of fireworks prior to the Fourth of July holiday. Fire officials said it seems to have had an impact.

With a month to go before the November election, Nike's co-founder donated $1 million to Christine Drazan after previously donating millions to Betsy Johnson.

With a wide-open race for governor and frustration among voters with the way things are going under Democratic leadership, could this be their year?

ODOT provided advice and information Thursday about credit monitoring and freezing options for people who think they are being targeted using compromised data.

The average rent in Portland is nearly $1,700 a month, which is higher than the national average.

More than 200 students held a short rally in support of the proposed mandate before district leaders vote whether to approve it next month.

Amid a wildfire emergency, 911 dispatchers in Douglas County are overrun with people claiming six members of Antifa set fires.

Harney County Circuit Court Judge Robert Raschio signed the general judgment on Monday. The judgment finalizes the opinion Raschio issued in November.

After immigrating from Laos to the U.S. as a young man, 46-year-old Cheng "Charlie" Saephan has been battling cancer for the last 8 years.

The 'Greater Idaho' movement seeks to adjust state lines to move several conservative eastern Oregon counties into Idaho.

Twenty-three of those inmates are expected to be released next month; the remaining 18 will have 12 months shaved off their sentences.

The bill does not ban the possession of assault weapons and allows for ownership by law enforcement and military service members.

A Facebook group of more than 9,000 educators and parents want 14 days of no new COVID-19 cases before Oregon opens schools.

The name badge of the company Navistar was seen in a photo that DC Police provided of a man that was part of the mob that stormed the US Capitol Building.

The senator from Washington state says Senators Josh Hawley and Ted Cruz 'incited and supported' the people who stormed the nation's Capitol.

Measure 113 states that legislators with 10 or more unexcused absences are barred from holding office during the next term. Republicans challenged the law in court.

It happened on Dec. 21. House Speaker Tina Kotek confirmed the investigation into Rep. Mike Nearman (R-Independence).

Louis Tomlinson released a music video in which he helps an 83-year-old friend complete his bucket list.

Teachers will have to use COBRA insurance. The cost will be covered by the Oregon Education Association, the statewide teachers union.

Researchers found schools that added universal free meals saw a decrease in behavioral issues. Suspension rates dropped 15-20%.

ODOT is moving forward with tolls on Portland-area interstates, but a new bill would limit tolls to the I-5 Columbia River crossing.

Newsweek contributors and readers voted on 10 science museums from across the country that were selected by a panel of experts.

School officers will no longer be involved in the discipline of students or responding to mental health crises, unless the student is a risk to themselves or others.

After years of preparation, pilot program to respond to calls about mental health and homelessness launches in Portland's Lents neighborhood.

All city of Portland employees must be vaccinated by Oct. 18 or face termination. Religious and medical exemptions that meet legal standards are also valid.

An analysis by the Portland Business Journal found the population of the metro area rose just 0.1% between 2020 and 2021. That's much lower than in years past.

The doctor disregarded COVID-19 mandates in his Polk County clinic, spread misinformation about masks and over-prescribed opioids.

The actions of Your T1 WIFI, which provides internet services to North Idaho and the Spokane area, could violate Washington state's net neutrality law.

The father of two hopes his decision will help lead others to consider turning in their own guns as a symbol of resolve to fight gun violence.

Prosecutors allege Reed Christensen, 65, struck officers and tried to remove metal barriers at the Capitol building.

The law was passed several years ago, but didn't take effect until Jan. 1 of this year in order to give farms and grocery stores time to update the supply chain.