University of Oregon alum Wyndham Clark was named to the US Olympic golf team, joining golfers like Scheffler, Schauffele, and Morikawa for the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Oregon is planning to offer a no-cost federal tax return service through the IRS starting next year, which could benefit over half a million Oregonians.

Tigard's Canterbury Hill area issues Boil Water Advisory due to possible contamination following a water pressure loss that may allow bacteria into the supply.

Butte Creek Falls in Oregon, closed since the 2020 Beachie Creek Fire, is set to reopen on June 21. The Oregon Department of Forestry announced the reopening after extensive rehabilitation and safety work.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny skies in Portland with a high of 74°F today, increasing to 87°F by Juneteenth, and nearing 90°F later in the week.

Over 3,000 Oregon nurses strike over work conditions and benefits, affecting Providence Health facilities. Despite stalled negotiations, patient care continues with replacement staff.

Police investigate after a woman was found dead in Northwest Portland; details are limited as detectives seek public help. The area was temporarily closed during the probe.

Portland Police disclosed the identity of Bonnie J. Heyn, a 75-year-old victim of a fatal DUII crash that occurred on February 23rd on Northeast Marine Drive.

Portland's Mayor Wheeler announced the start of a municipal overhaul in alignment with voter-approved charter changes, set to take effect by July 1, 2024.

A former nurse in Oregon has been indicted on 44 counts of assault for allegedly swapping fentanyl with tap water, causing infections. No direct link to deaths has been established.

Portland City Council adopts "Our Creative Future," a new cultural plan to enhance the city's art scene through increased access, inclusion, and economic growth.

PBOT's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate traffic deaths, improve personal safety, and enhance public space belonging in Portland, as shown in their June 2024 newsletter.

An Oregon check cashing business operator was convicted for his role in a payroll tax scheme that obstructed IRS collections, filing false reports and cashing $177 million in checks for under-the-table wages.