A former employee of an AT&T store in Portland was yesterday sentenced to 16 months in federal prison for selling access to AT&T’s network to criminals who used customer PII to carry out SIM swaps.

An 80-year-old woman from Eugene, who voluntarily contacted 911 to inform them that she had pointed a firearm at her son, has been arrested and charged. Yvonne Ballew of Ivy Glen Drive told dispatch ...

Zoro, a member of the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office K-9 Unit, helped arrest a suspected burglar after tracking him in a ...

Notwithstanding several moratoriums on data centers by counties in Oregon, Washington County decided on Tuesday not to move ...

Oregon-based Nike is losing its place in one of Wall Street’s most closely watched stock indexes after a nearly 80% collapse ...

A strong U.S. jobs report released this week appears to show the labor market performing far better than expected. But a closer look at where those jobs were added reveals a more complicated picture- ...

Oregon households served by Portland General Electric are seeing a modest reduction in electricity rates, while new federal ...

The Trump administration is using a new terrorism designation against an Italy-based digital network to turn its broader ...

After a high-speed car chase on Interstate 5, when spike strips finally brought their vehicle to a stop, suspected armed ...

A Klamath County resident avoided losing money after becoming suspicious of a scammer posing as a Federal Trade Commission ...

Oregon is again embroiled in a sanctuary state-related battle with the federal government – this one involving nearly 5,000 ...

A Mexican-born man with U.S. Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status was sentenced yesterday for trafficking ...