Tualatin News

Tualatin police are seeking additional victims after a Tigard man was indicted June 10 on several counts of sex abuse against minors.

Pending cuts in state funding for out-of-school programs across Washington County mean fewer opportunities for children to participate in sports, arts and other activities.

Amy, FarrellaA A s golden retriever, loves to lay on top of the creeping Jenny in between the blooming azaleas.

The West Slope NAC will meet at 7 p.m. in the Community Room at Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue's Station 65, located at 3425 S.W. 103rd Ave. in Beaverton.

On a recent day in Tualatin, a gym is buzzing. Elliptical and treadmill machines whirl with activity, their users dripping with sweat.

A fire damaged three apartment units in the 14100 block of Southwest 105th Avenue in Tigard Friday.

A Tigard man was indicted Monday on more than a dozen charges related to the sexual abuse of children, and investigators are asking the public for information about other possible victims.

Tualatin-based Gramor Development announced Friday it had received final approval from Lake Oswego to build "Kruse Village," a 65,000-square foot development featuring shopping and restaurants.

Janice Best retired Thursday from Tigard-Tualatin Schools, with a career that included 25 years in the classroom and the last 10 years focused on literacy.

Metro officials are not worried about the split vote on their $50 million ballot measure to maintain the parks and natural lands owned by the elected regional government.

Parents in Tigard-Tualatin schools have won a battle in the fight to keep the arts funded, thanks in large part to new money from Washington County.

Hillsboro's Water Department could propose rate hikes next month, as the department examines how to pay for its share of the $870 million project to tap the Willamette River.

Washington County is considering creating a 100-space overnight campground at Henry Hagg Lake , a new feature at the popular recreation area that draws 750,000 annual visitors.

As a bill that would prohibit the construction of an S&H composting facility in the Stafford area makes its way through the state Legislature, the logging company has decided to suspend its Oregon Department of Environmental Quality application and pursue an extension of its current lease at Clackamas Compost Products.

Abigail Elder, incoming director of the Beaverton City Library, says of her new workplace, "It's got lots of great support from the community, and it's got a great staff."

The Tigard-Tualatin School District has reversed plans to lay off six teachers and to reassign the choir instructors at Twality Middle School and Tualatin High School.

Ann Kirrane and Gerry Hanley with Kyle Alden This Saturday, June 15, 2013, 8:00pm with potluck at 7. Aine and I are proud to host, Ann Kirrane, Gerry Hanley and Kyle Alden.

July 11, 2013 - Tualatin Chamber of Commerce and Doctors Express have brought together a panel of experts to discuss the Affordable Care Act from different points of view.

There are those who believe the technological revolution and its attendant Kindles and E-readers foretell the demise of books, libraries and the joy of reading as we know it.

A fire on the 12000 block of Southwest Tooze Road started on the outside of this house and spread to the attic, according to Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue.