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The Washington Attorney General has filed lawsuits against two businesses accusing them of sending deceptive letters to businesses that generated $1.2 million.

A weekly dining collaboration called "Savor the Couve" has raised $315,000 for restaurants and nonprofit organizations in Vancouver.

The suspect who was charged with the arson at the Blue Heron Paper Mill plant fire in Oregon City has been convicted of arson.

Investigators with the Washington County Sheriff's Office are seeking additional victims of a fraud suspect who is under arrest.

The first audit of Oregon's mortgage tax deduction finds it's inequitable and needs to be reviewed.

The City of Portland is using a $17-million federal grant with $12-million from the city to make important improvements to four dangerous streets.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management is warning people heading out on Spring Break adventures to be careful, so they don't have to be rescued.

The federal spending bill that was approved this week will help fund timber, wave energy and wildfire projects in Oregon.

The Oregon Healthy Authority reports COVID-19 cases, hospitalizations and test positivity are all declining.

Griner was arrested at an airport in Russia after officials reportedly found vape cartridges containing hash oil.