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Nicole Morrisey O’Donnell made history Wednesday as she was sworn in as the first female Multnomah County sheriff in the agency’s 168-year history, according to the sheriffs office.

Assignments grouped by service areas

Oregon is now accepting license applications for psilocybin businesses. But getting mushrooms may not be as easy as you think. Learn how Oregon's system works.

Mayor Ted Wheeler reassigned Portland bureaus to City Council members the day before its first meeting with new Commissioner Rene Gonzalez.

In all, five judgeships were announced. The appointments are effective Sunday.

A newly passed Congressional spending bill contains 145 community-initiated projects in Oregon. One Eugene agency describes plans to use its allocation.

MALHEUR COUNTY — Oregon will see millions of dollars flowing in from a Congressional omnibus appropriations bill, which will trickle to every corner of the state. Overall there are 145

The longtime Portland brewer said its three other locations on Hawthorne Boulevard, Quimby Street and Capitol Highway will continue to operate.

ODOT will continue to manage speed limits on state roads, but cities and counties can start applying for the authority to set speed limits in their jurisdictions.

The Pilots begin West Coast Conference play by hosting the Loyola Marymount Lions on Thursday night. Tip-off is scheduled for 6 p.m. at the Chiles Center. Portland