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Defendant in Hillsboro murder case sentenced to life in prison
The defendant in a 2023 Hillsboro murder case was sentenced to life in prison on Thursday, May 2.
Completed transportation fixes, pursuit of affordable housing lauded during Tualatin State of City
Also, city has no love lost in governor's plan to nix I-205 toll plan.
Washington County commissioner hopefuls face off at Beaverton Voters' Forum
With two seats on the Washington County Board of Commissioners up for grabs, the candidates for each race responded to constituents’ burning questions at the Beaverton Voters’ Forum.
1 death reported in early morning house fire north of Hillsboro
The sole occupant of a home was found deceased early Friday morning, May 3, as firefighters attempted to quell a blaze north of Hillsboro.
Portland State University reopens Friday after library cleared
Portland State University reopened for the first time in three days on Friday, May 3. In-person classes and activities were first cancelled on Tuesday after a large group of pro-Palestinian prote...
Journalist: Focus on education, reducing demand in fentanyl epidemic
Author, who visited a Chinese lab making precursor chemicals, opens 2024 International Speaker series of World Oregon at Revolution Hall.
Economic development, trails and pedestrian bridge top Sherwood State of City address
The city is also waiting for the expansion of its footprint by 1,300 acres once Sherwood West is brought into city limits.
Longtime reporter, Cedar Hills resident Harry Bodine dies at 91
Bodine, who lived in Cedar Hills for almost 60 years, died April 21.
Forest Grove School District announces next superintendent
Suzanne West has been selected as the new superintendent for the Forest Grove School District, board members announced during a special meeting on Wednesday, May 1.
From small sums to war chests, here's how Washington County candidate finances stack up
Snider and Fai have received the most funding
Sherwood police to host Coffee with the Force on Saturday
The third annual even will feature Mandalorians from the Concordia Clan of Mando Mercs and Star Wars costumed characters from the 501st Legion & Rebel Legion of Star Wars Oregon.
Drugmakers’ price-cap claims are ‘Chicken Little,’ state official says
The pharmaceutical industry and patient groups are opposing a price cap proposal headed for lawmakers, prompting a prominent state staffer to speak out
Damascus veterinarian and nonprofit Dogs of Chernobyl get presidential praise
Jennifer Betz thanked by President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for care of abandoned dogs in nuclear wasteland
Appeals court rules that Washington County’s flavored tobacco ban stands
The county could begin enforcing the ban by the end of the year or sooner
Washington County Salvation Army launches food drive throughout May
Throughout the month of May, local businesses and organizations are teaming up to combat hunger in Washington County.
Salinas presents Tigard with $300k for homelessness community service officer
The representative also secured $1 million to enhance Hall Boulevard crossings and $500,000 to improve heating and cooling at center for the unhoused during extreme weather.
Spring Sips raises glass to local wineries, food during Oregon Wine Month
Spring Sips starts Friday, May 10, paying tribute to Tualatin Valley's rich wine culture and eateries. Featuring curated wine flights and vibrant festivities, the week-long celebration culminates...
Tuition to rise again at Oregon’s seven public universities
The upcoming hikes will give Oregon’s public four-year schools some of the highest tuition and fee rates among public universities in the West.
Blumenauer, Wyden welcome proposed change in marijuana status
Two lawmakers weigh in on potential reclassification by the federal Drug Enforcement Administration as more states legalize it for recreational and medical use.
Tigard-Tualatin, Sherwood superintendent search dates set
Both districts hope to name new superintendent by the end of the month.
Only one quarter of Oregon’s 197 school districts will get summer school money from state
The Oregon Department of Education is doling out $30 million to school districts and charters for summer programming this year.
Candidate Q&A: Washington County Commission candidates talk key policy issues
With election day right around the corner on May 21, Pamplin Media Group asked the candidates for the Washington County Board of Commissioners for their thoughts on key policy questions.
Your Oregon Brunch Month photo contest winners are …
Your Oregon News asked readers to share their favorite photos of brunch or blunch during the month of April.
Readers Respond: Remodeling Keller Auditorium preferred by large majority
The historic but unsafe Keller Auditorium in downtown Portland should be renovated and not replaced with a new performing arts center at Portland State University or the Lloyd Center, according t...
Portland couple, friend announced as winners of $1.3 billion Powerball jackpot
A Portland man, his wife and their friend were announced as winners of the fourth largest Powerball jackpot Monday, April 29.
Cornelius woman arrested after crashing into 2 vehicles, leading deputies on a high-speed chase
Lisa L. Sullivan was arrested after she allegedly crashed into two separate vehicles within 10 minutes of each other.
State fire marshal wants Oregonians to do more to protect their homes from wildfires
The Oregon state fire marshal says homes well outside of forests can be damaged by wildfires.
Artistically inclined? The Reser is looking for a seasonal beer label design
Three previous winners provided labels for a light, hoppy and seasonal beer brewed by Binary Brewing Co.
Tigard moves forward with 4.5-million-gallon reservoir off Bull Mountain Road
Work is underway on Tigard’s newest reservoir, a behemoth 4.5-million-gallon concrete drinking water structure in Sunrise Park.
Despite underreporting 2022 emissions, Intel receives air quality permit for Hillsboro, Aloha expansions
Despite news that Intel underreported its 2022 greenhouse gas emissions, the Department of Environmental Quality granted the technology company a new air quality permit to pursue Oregon expansion...
Indigenous Student Alliance produces first powwow at Pacific University
The celebration of Indigenous cultures takes place Saturday, May 4, at the Stoller Center.
Oregon poised for easier wildfire season, experts say, but rural areas need help
Experts from the University of Oregon offer generally good news about wildfire risks for the West but uncertainty for the Northwest.
Oregon agencies remove Forest Grove trees in battle against emerald ash borers
State and local agencies came together in April to slow the destruction of Oregon-native trees from Emerald Ash Borer (EAB), removing trees in Forest Grove and identifying trees to save in Cornel...
Beaverton City Council, Washington County commission candidates to take questions at voters' forum
The deadline to submit questions is April 28 ahead of the May 1 event at the Patricia Reser Center for the Arts
Veterinary Emergency Group brings transparent pet care to Oregon
The open-concept emergency pet hospital offers a unique treatment experience
Tigard wants opinion on 3 bridge rail options for downtown plaza
Among the options are weather steel featuring a creek, wildlife or various grasses.
Elizabeth Case announces run for Hillsboro City Council
Elizabeth Case announced plans to run for a Hillsboro City Council seat on Tuesday, April 23
Forest Grove Farmers Market returns for 2024 season
The Forest Grove Farmers Market is back for its 2024 season starting May 1, bringing together local farmers, artisans and food enthusiasts in the city’s downtown every Wednesday from 4 to 8 p.m...
New food carts featuring ice cream, Philly cheesesteaks open in Tigard's Universal Plaza
Also, state's only sangria bar moves to permanent quarters in downtown Tigard.
Parking across from Multnomah Falls now costs up to $20
Sasquatch Shuttle implements new fee system at private lot
Supreme Court justices appear split over Idaho case regarding abortion care during emergencies
Emergency rooms are required to treat whoever shows up, regardless of their status. The question: Does that federal rule supersede Idaho’s near-total ban on abortions?
20-year-old sentenced to life in prison following 2022 deadly shooting at Cornelius house party
A 20-year-old man was sentenced to life in prison after he was found guilty of second-degree murder in a case revolving around a shooting at a house party in Cornelius.
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Oregon senators split on aid to Israel
Sen. Ron Wyden votes ‘yes’ as Sen. Jeff Merkley votes ‘no’ on one of the most controversial foreign aid bills in recent years, which President Biden signed Wednesday, April 24.
'Please help me!': Suspect identified in relation to viral kidnapping video
UPDATE: Authorities have confirmed the identity of a man arrested on kidnapping charges in connection with a viral video caught by a Hillsboro doorbell camera.
Ranch Pizza serving up slices during first Downtown Hillsboro Saturday Market
Ranch Pizza will hold a grand opening ceremony at 1 p.m. Saturday, April 27, at its new location at 142 S.E. 2nd Ave. Organized by the Hillsboro Downtown Partnership, the event will take place du...
Register to vote in Oregon primaries by April 30
The Oregon secretary of state offers public service announcements with short, animated videos featuring ‘Blobby,’ a cartoon blob who enjoys voting.
'Please help me!' Man arrested after kidnapping caught on doorbell camera
Hillsboro police arrested a suspect in relation to a kidnapping video circulating social media on Tuesday, April 23.
U.S. Supreme Court appears to lean toward Grants Pass, Oregon, in complex homelessness case
The U.S. Supreme Court case stems from a 2022 decision by an appeals court decision that ruled the city of Grants Pass could not issue citations to people sleeping outside if there was no shelter...