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OSP Fish & WildlifeOregon conservation officials are reporting a dozen poaching cases in the last month. And they’re turning to the public to help find those responsible. -
Tiffany Eckert/KLCCThe Eugene Police Department took over the kitchen at Saint Vincent de Paul’s Lindholm Center Wednesday, to serve up holiday meals to about 200 people in need.
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The Deschutes County District Attorney dropped criminal charges against a Bend police officer Wednesday, after prosecutors decided a police whistleblower was unfit to testify. -
Scammers might claim that they’re from the government, and you owe taxes; that they’re with a tech support service, and you need to fix your computer; or that you’ve won a prize, but must send money to receive it.
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State lawyers say they will appeal. A federal judge has ruled the measure legal under the U.S. Constitution.
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On Wednesday, a team of law enforcement agencies announced the successful takedown of a drug trafficking ring in Southern Oregon, ending in 24 arrests.
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Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum recently convened an all-day meeting with experts from law enforcement and public health to talk about the state's fentanyl crisis.
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The Lane County District Attorney’s Office said it has hired enough lawyers to resume prosecuting low-level crimes. It stopped prosecuting many property crimes in 2022 due to a staffing shortage.
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A ruling by a federal judge targets those in custody without attorneys, leaving thousands of Oregonians charged with crimes to navigate legal hearings and the court system on their own.
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Police and sheriff's departments around Oregon ay they want authority to arrest people who use and possess drugs as a way to steer them to treatment.
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“The problem is institutional, and it is statewide,” U.S. District Court Judge Michael McShane wrote.
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The Oregon secretary of state’s office released an advisory report Tuesday, calling for state officials to do more to address domestic violence.
