The Portland Police Bureau confirms the death of a third teenager, Cole Johnson, from a June 25 collision, prompting community grief and calls for road safety reforms.

Out-of-state firefighters join Oregon's efforts to combat wildfires, with reinforcements arriving from Washington and other states under mutual aid agreements.

Portland, Oregon is forecasted by the NWS to have a week of sunny weather with temperatures reaching up to 91 degrees and a slight chance of showers midweek.

Portland Police Bureau identified Jose L. Galindo-Maldonado as the victim of a shooting in Old Town. No arrests have been made, and witnesses are urged to contact detectives.

Mercy Greenbrae Affordable Housing is opening on July 16 in Lake Oswego to address homelessness, offering 100 apartments with a focus on families and at-risk individuals.

Portland Police reveal Hunter Sutherland Lantz Hecker as the victim of a June 27th Mt. Scott-Arleta shooting, as the community seeks answers and safety measures.

Oregon Parks and Recreation Department considers raising camping fees to address maintenance costs and inflation. Public input is sought until August 30, 2024, with decisions expected late 2024.

Governor Tina Kotek appoints Michael J. Riedel as a judge to Multnomah County Family Court, filling Judge Susan Svetkey's vacancy following retirement.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of sunny days for Portland with temperatures reaching up to 92 degrees and clear evenings around 59 degrees.

The Oregon Health Authority warns of an illness outbreak linked to Diamond Shruumz candy containing muscimol. Consumers advised against eating and retailers to stop selling the products.

Portland celebrates Nacho Week with special $8 nacho plates at 35 restaurants featuring unique and traditional options, and patrons are encouraged to show their appreciation for local culinary staff.

Excessive Heat Warning issued for the northwest and southwest areas, urging precautions against temperatures reaching 100-105 degrees and heat-related illnesses.

The filing period for Hillsboro's City Council elections is open, with four seats available. The mayor and two councilors are termed out, while another seeks re-election. Candidates must be local residents and registered voters in Oregon.