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Save the date! Run for Hope is coming this Halloween! Join us Saturday, October 31 from 9 AM-12 PM at the THPRD Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex for a morning centered on community, connection, and hope. Officers and staff from Hillsboro Police will be taking part, and we hope you will join us. Come in costume, wear purple in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and bring your friends and family. Hope is Collective. October 31, 2026 | 9 AM-12 PM | Beaverton, Oregon Register today: secure.qgiv.com/for/familypeacecenter/event/runforhope2026 #RunForHope2026 #HopeIsCollective #DVAM2026 #WashingtonCountyOR #BeavertonOR Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
Save the date! Run for Hope is coming this Halloween! Join us Saturday, October 31 from 9 AM-12 PM at the THPRD Howard M. Terpenning Recreation Complex for a morning centered on community, connection, and hope. Officers and staff from Hillsboro Police will be taking part, and we hope you will join us. Come in costume, wear purple in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and bring your friends and family. Hope is Collective. October 31, 2026 | 9 AM-12 PM | Beaverton, Oregon Register today: secure.qgiv.com/for/familypeacecenter/event/runforhope2026 #RunForHope2026 #HopeIsCollective #DVAM2026 #WashingtonCountyOR #BeavertonOR
Save the date Run for Hope is coming this Halloween Join us Saturday October 31 from 9 AM... More

10/09/2026

Experts update 49ers vs. Seahawks NFL Week 5 prediction & odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Experts update 49ers vs. Seahawks NFL Week 5 prediction & odds
The San Francisco 49ers travel to face the Seattle Seahawks on Sunday October 11 2026 with... More

10/09/2026

ICE arrests have surged across Oregon. Lawmakers seek answers from federal officials Featured News by Oregon Today News
ICE arrests have surged across Oregon. Lawmakers seek answers from federal officials
Immigrant rights groups say theyve documented at least 30 arrests in Oregon this week alon... More

10/09/2026

'Life-threatening' Isaias, a major hurricane, starts to affect Gulf Coast Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Life-threatening' Isaias, a major hurricane, starts to affect Gulf Coast
Hurricane Isaias is bringing strong winds heavy rains and threats of a deep storm surge to... More

10/09/2026

Oregon’s massive WWII blimp hangar sold for $1. Now it’s reopening Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s massive WWII blimp hangar sold for $1. Now it’s reopening
After a bout of devastating storm damage followed by a Hail Mary sale for just 1 Tillamo... More

10/09/2026

Central Oregon broker donates $10,000 to search and rescue team, honoring late colleague Featured News by Oregon Today News
Central Oregon broker donates $10,000 to search and rescue team, honoring late colleague
BEND Ore KTVZ -- Sean OGorman a broker with John L Scott Central Oregon presented a 10000 ... More

10/09/2026

Santa Margarita vs. Servite: Where to watch live California high school football Trinity League tilt Featured News by Oregon Today News
Santa Margarita vs. Servite: Where to watch live California high school football Trinity League tilt
The nationally-ranked Santa Margarita Eagles 6-0 1-0 put their undefeated season on the li... More

10/09/2026

Ducks lose starting safety ahead of UCLA matchup Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ducks lose starting safety ahead of UCLA matchup
No 13 Oregon football will be without one of its starting safeties against No 21 UCLA More

10/09/2026

Providence Park turns 100 years old; first event was Oct. 9, 1926 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Providence Park turns 100 years old; first event was Oct. 9, 1926
Before it became home to the Timbers and Thorns Civic Stadium hosted college football dog ... More

10/09/2026

FAMILY PEACE CENTER PARTNERSHIP | The Hillsboro Police Department is proud to announce a new partnership with the Washington County Domestic Violence Resource Center to enhance services for community members impacted by Domestic Violence. Beginning in October 2026, HPD will transition its current internal advocate resource model to the Domestic Violence Resource Center. This partnership will provide individuals and families affected by Domestic Violence with expanded, centralized services, including 24 hour advocacy and comprehensive support. HPD will continue its commitment to victim services with an assigned Detective to the Family Peace Center to assist those impacted by Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Child Abuse. HPD will continue to support Domestic Violence cases internally with our Domestic Abuse Response Team. This team comprises specially trained officers who investigate cases of Domestic Violence. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our Domestic Violence Advocates for their exceptional service and dedication to community members during times of crisis. Our advocates will have the opportunity to continue their work as part of the Domestic Violence Resource Center team. We are excited about this collaboration and the increased level of support it will bring to those affected by Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse, and Child Abuse. Located in Hillsboro, the Domestic Violence Resource Center is housed in the Family Peace Center and brings together multiple resources in one location to better serve our community. For more information about the Family Peace Center, please visit the links below: Family Peace Center of Washington County - https://www.fpcwc.org/ Domestic Violence Resource Center - https://www.dvrc-or.org/ If you or someone you know is experiencing Domestic Violence, please call 911, your local law enforcement agency, or contact the Domestic Violence Resource Center for assistance. Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
FAMILY PEACE CENTER PARTNERSHIP | The Hillsboro Police Department is proud to announce a new partnership with the Washington County Domestic Violence Resource Center to enhance services for community members impacted by Domestic Violence. Beginning in October 2026, HPD will transition its current internal advocate resource model to the Domestic Violence Resource Center. This partnership will provide individuals and families affected by Domestic Violence with expanded, centralized services, including 24 hour advocacy and comprehensive support. HPD will continue its commitment to victim services with an assigned Detective to the Family Peace Center to assist those impacted by Domestic Violence, Sexual Assault, and Child Abuse. HPD will continue to support Domestic Violence cases internally with our Domestic Abuse Response Team. This team comprises specially trained officers who investigate cases of Domestic Violence. We would like to extend our sincere appreciation to our Domestic Violence Advocates for their exceptional service and dedication to community members during times of crisis. Our advocates will have the opportunity to continue their work as part of the Domestic Violence Resource Center team. We are excited about this collaboration and the increased level of support it will bring to those affected by Domestic Violence, Sexual Abuse, and Child Abuse. Located in Hillsboro, the Domestic Violence Resource Center is housed in the Family Peace Center and brings together multiple resources in one location to better serve our community. For more information about the Family Peace Center, please visit the links below: Family Peace Center of Washington County - https://www.fpcwc.org/ Domestic Violence Resource Center - https://www.dvrc-or.org/ If you or someone you know is experiencing Domestic Violence, please call 911, your local law enforcement agency, or contact the Domestic Violence Resource Center for assistance.
FAMILY PEACE CENTER PARTNERSHIP The Hillsboro Police Department is proud to announce a ne... More

10/09/2026

30 football players to watch in Oregon’s Class 3A Featured News by Oregon Today News
30 football players to watch in Oregon’s Class 3A
Were at the midway point of the 2026 football season in Oregon and there have been many pl... More

10/09/2026

Portland preschool parents upset over long silence about sex-abuse allegations, demand answers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland preschool parents upset over long silence about sex-abuse allegations, demand answers
Parents of children who attend Childswork Learning Center are demanding an independent inv... More

10/09/2026

Where does Hurricane Isaias fall on the Waffle House Index? Here's how it's decided Featured News by Oregon Today News
Where does Hurricane Isaias fall on the Waffle House Index? Here's how it's decided
As Hurricane Isaias approaches the Gulf Coast the best indicator of a hurricanes severity ... More

10/09/2026

RFK Jr.'s embrace of AI confounds some MAHA allies and medical experts Featured News by Oregon Today News
RFK Jr.'s embrace of AI confounds some MAHA allies and medical experts
He obviously doesnt understand how AI works said Dr Zeke Emanuel a cancer specialist and b... More

10/09/2026

New $25 Polymarket promo code “OREGON” upgraded for Florida State-Louisville Featured News by Oregon Today News
New $25 Polymarket promo code “OREGON” upgraded for Florida State-Louisville
The Polymarket promo code OREGON has been upgraded for Florida State-Louisville and its 25... More

10/09/2026

How to watch BYU vs ISU streaming live for free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch BYU vs ISU streaming live for free tonight
No 8 BYU puts its unbeaten record on the line Friday night when the Cougars host Iowa Stat... More

10/09/2026

FACT FOCUS: Trump says tariffs have brought more US auto factories. His numbers are off. Featured News by Oregon Today News
FACT FOCUS: Trump says tariffs have brought more US auto factories. His numbers are off.
While Trump has found some success in boosting car manufacturing to the US and forging dea... More

10/09/2026

Justice Department won't enforce registration rules on silencers and certain guns after court ruling Featured News by Oregon Today News
Justice Department won't enforce registration rules on silencers and certain guns after court ruling
Its the latest move by the Trump administration to ease restrictions on firearms opposed b... More

10/09/2026

Isaias closes in on US Gulf Coast as Category 3 hurricane Featured News by Oregon Today News
Isaias closes in on US Gulf Coast as Category 3 hurricane
The Category 3 hurricane is most likely to strike along the Alabama-Florida state line and... More

10/09/2026

Remains of missing Incline Village man found in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Remains of missing Incline Village man found in Oregon
Human remains found buried on a property in rural Josephine County Oregon have been identi... More

10/09/2026

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