The man sentenced for helping bury stolen guns on his Portland property said he was grateful for his arrest: "It gave me my life back" because he got treatment for an opioid addiction.

The Bend-area group said a director was exploring a documentary about its efforts.

Trump campaigned on a promise to close the department, saying it had been overtaken by “radicals, zealots and Marxists.”

If nominated, the Central Catholic graduate would serve in one of the three top posts at the White House budget office

After a five-year freeze, county officials say they need more money to cover their costs.

Mitchell Ferebee and Roger Lee were both on foot when hit and killed by vehicles.

With more than three-quarters of California’s almond crop headed for export, experts say tariffs could impact where the nut is headed and send ripple effects throughout the state’s economy.

An Oregon Government Ethics Commission investigation looked into whether he had violated a rule barring public officials from using or attempting to use their position to obtain a financial benefit — in this case, free lodging.

Dane Paulsen went missing from his family's yard on Saturday, March 1. A diver found his body in the Siletz River on Tuesday.

A Newsweek readers' choice survey spotlights 10 "best of the best" waterfront hotels in the U.S.

According to witnesses and police, the shooting took place in the courtyard at the Cascade Crossing complex.

Getting tickets to an in-demand event these days can feel like an Olympic sport. Can lawmakers make that better?

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