Gov. Tina Kotek fills a key role only weeks before she is set to release her closely-analyzed state budget for the next biennium.

The mother’s boyfriend, Samuel Rich, beat the toddler, leaving him a quadriplegic.

The fatal hit-and-run crash happened Oct. 21.

The drug seizure occurred after state police pulled over a car for speeding and traveling too close to another vehicle northbound on I-5 near Salem.

Curtis Williams lured a 17-year-old girl to his room in Portland’s no-frills Hotel Alder and attacked her.

The University of Oregon says it is investigating several recent incidents of antisemitism in its residential dormitories.

The Oregonian/OregonLive reported on Nov. 8 that Bynum had won the district.

A lawsuit also accuses Shari’s of failing to give required notice of its layoff plans.

The Department of Environmental Quality said it’s putting the air quality permitting process on hold for Zenith Energy, a company that offloads and stores fuels at the Critical Energy Infrastructure hub in Northwest Portland.

The city auditor's office says Gonzalez repeatedly failed to return donations that exceeded Portland’s contribution limits in a timely manner.

Graham Trainor, president of Oregon AFL-CIO, said his federation and SEIU 503 are “powerful, sophisticated organizations” that will become stronger by joining together.

An Oregon teen who was in the legal custody of the state foster system was repeatedly exploited for sex by adults.

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