The Oregonian

Advertisements featuring Tiger Woods have disappeared from prime-time broadcast television. Full Story »

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue firefighters responded to a fire about 3:45 a.m. at 4460 S.W. Scholls Ferry Road. The fire was contained to one unit in the two-story complex. The residents of the unit were not home at the time. Full Story »

The transition from cold to our usual 50-degrees-and-raining comes with the threat of freezing rain. The forecast calls for freezing rain late Friday and Saturday. By Sunday, expect 40 degrees and clouds. Full Story »

The school is without heat and will remain closed Wednesday. Full Story »

An employee of the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training called Minnis a "predator." Full Story »

A benefactor has given $294,000 to three Oregon prisons in two years so inmates can receive college educations Full Story »

About 20,000 mourners remember the slain officers as heroes and loving family members. The Lakewood officers were killed by a lone gunman Nov. 29 before the start of their shift. Full Story »

Qigong is a classical Chinese exercise that its practitioners say provides inner balance and mental and physical health. Full Story »

Five of the nation's largest publishers of newspapers and magazines are teaming up to challenge Amazon.com Inc.'s Kindle. Full Story »

Columbia Sportswear is sues its rival Crocs in a trade secrets case involving a sportswear designer. Full Story »

Li Ning Co., China's largest footwear and apparel maker, plans to open a Portland store in January that will be its first outlet outside Asia, Reuters reports. Full Story »

Oregon's Department of Community Colleges and Workforce Development received an official Warn Act notice of the layoffs on Wednesday. Full Story »

About a month after he was sworn in, Sheriff Dan Staton has moved the majority of his command staff into different positions. Full Story »

Cold weather in Oregon has led to at least one death. Freezing rain could arrive by Friday evening. Full Story »

Wim Wiewel answers questions about the university's new white paper making a case for a new governance system. Full Story »

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service wants to reintroduce the protected fish, which development and overfishing eliminated from the river. Full Story »

Originally seeking 34,000 acres to reserve for future development, Washington County is now considering about 13,000 acres. Full Story »

Police say they saw Gary Woodward unload confiscated guns and put them in his car. The guns were seized in a 2008 drug case for which Woodward had served time. Full Story »

A bipartisan group of lawmakers led by Republican Greg Walden and Democrat Kurt Schrader offer legislation they say will restore health to sickly national forests while boosting the local economies. Environmental groups are already wary. Full Story »

Fish & Wildlife officials are unable to confirm the big cat after a dog comes home with a severely clawed leg requiring amputation. Full Story »

Firefighters responded to the call in less than 10 minutes, but by the time they arrived on the scene, the house was fully involved. Full Story »

Bruce Gregg, 49, pleaded not guilty this morning to a multi-count indictment accusing him of first-degree, second-degree and fourth-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon, coercion, burglary, strangulation, and menacing. Full Story »

The man was arrested in November 2008 after authorities found drugs and other evidence. Full Story »

Investigators say a man was found dead in the 6400 block of Northeast Killingsworth St. Full Story »

The judge also ordered David Adelman to take alcohol treatment, pay $1,300 in state-mandated fines and lose his driver's license for one year. He will not be allowed to drink alcohol for three years, the length of his probation. Full Story »