Thomas Shults

Woodburn teachers are using contract negotiations as a tool to push for more protections against immigration enforcement.

From burned and barely breathing to full of life — Rudy the kitten survived the Rowena Fire and now thrives with his new family.

The Oregon City Watershed Council is using helicopters to move hundreds of logs from forests into the Abernethy Creek.

Officer Hector Carranza faces 56 charges including rape and child sex abuse. The investigation began after a complaint was received in November 2024.

Under standards-based grading, students will not be graded on an A-F scale. Homework will also not be graded, teachers said.

Thousands of skiers, from kids to Olympians, train on Palmer Snowfield each summer, boosting the local community and pushing their skills to new heights.

Hayden Gonzales is set to attend Winthrop University on a cornhole scholarship this fall.

For years, school districts in the Portland metro area have struggled with differing opinions over what curriculum is appropriate to teach to students.

For decades, Warren Forrest has lived behind bars after being convicted of killing two women. Detectives believe he is tied to many more victims.

The Multnomah County District Attorney's office said a 9-year-old boy weighed less than 40 pounds while under the care of Jamie Strahm.

An Oregon senate bill could address rural health care coverage, while making it easier for foreign-trained doctors to get licensed in Oregon.

Patients told KGW a mental health services clinic and opioid treatment facility both issued sudden closure announcements Monday.

A scammer scammed a southeast Portland woman out of more than $40,000.

Flight controllers in Texas cannot confirm its condition or whether it's even upright near the south pole.

Authorities are searching for a missing 2-year-old boy named Dane Paulsen near the town east of Depoe Bay.

DarSalam, an authentic Iraqi restaurant in downtown Portland, has spent days preparing for the start of Ramadan.

Around 4,400 employees were abruptly fired over the past few days including, people in Oregon and Washington.

Students at Holy Trinity School have been growing lettuce for months through hydroponics. Now, they're donating harvested crops to a food bank.

Dolly Parton's Imagination Library and Columbia-Willamette United Way teamed up to provide more books to young kids.

The unionized employees are part of the city's water, transportation, police and permitting departments. Workers want higher pay.