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COVID-19 isn't spreading as fast in Washington State, but health officials say it's not enough to reverse the skyrocketing trends of November.

A bullet shattered a window on a TriMet bus Thursday afternoon.

The Oregon Liquor Control Commission approves the rules that will allow restaurants to sell "drinks-to-go."

The network airing the five-minute broadcast said it is meant to serve as a "stark warning" about how deepfake technology could be used.

The agreement placed limits on Iran's uranium enrichment.

The 40-year-old parrot, named Rambo, was yelling “help” and “let me out!”

State officials estimate that 116,000 people are eligible for pardons under a new law legalizing the recreational use of marijuana.

Stern was the longest-serving commissioner in NBA history.

CenturyLink will pay Oregon $4 million to settle a lawsuit over deceptive advertising and billing.

Investigators say a low grade extension cord caused a trailer fire Tuesday morning in Southeast Portland that left a resident with life-threatening injuries.

Portland City Commissioner Nick Fish has told City Council be plans to resign.

Jami Resch is sworn in as Portland's 49th Police Chief.

The 18-year-old was charged with murder and gang assault.

The town sent the money electronically without verifying all the details of the account first.

Officials say an additional 4,000 troops could be deployed in the coming days.

Horses are saved from a fire at the Blooming Hill Vineyard south of Cornelius.

When police checked a driver near Banks who was slumped over the steering wheel she nearly ran over an Oregon State Trooper when she escaped.

A 16-year-old climber was injured during a 500 foot fall Monday on Mt. Hood.

A shooting early Monday morning in Northwest Portland wounded two people.

Witnesses told police they saw him leaving the house with a bloody knife in his hand.

Residents have seen squadrons of drones flying over the rural area in the middle of the night.

The City of Portland is working to contain and clean up an oil sheen on the Columbia Slough.

“Evil walked boldly among us, but good people raised up and stopped it before it got worse,” Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn said.