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The Forest Grove Concours dElegance classic automotive show will once again be held at Pacific University in Forest Grove on Sunday, June 16.

Travis Raymond Helms sentenced to 20 years for October 2022 incident

On July 26, bureau officials told the City Council the cost for the plant is now estimated at up to $1.834 billion.

Music star Jason Mraz sings about midlife these days, positively mostly, being 46 years old and seeing many twists and turns happening around him.

Harefest, the annual tribute band music festival, returns to Canby’s Clackamas County Fair & Event Center July 13-15.

Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley has scheduled a town hall in St. Helens for July 15 as part of his "community conversations" in Multnomah, Washington, Columbia, and Lane Counties.

A Hillsboro police offer and his K9 partner survived after their patrol vehicle was hit by another driver at a high rate of speed on Thursday.

ONTARIO — Even with minimum wage hikes taking place each year, Malheur County’s average weekly wage was the second-lowest in the state in the fourth quarter of 2022. Data released

Services leader joins state housing director, three legislators at SW Portland gathering to boost federal legislation by Bonamici, Wyden

Although the daytime camping ban doesn’t start until Friday July 7, downtown Portland was almost free of tents on sidewalks and in medians on Thursday. There anti-camping notices posted next