A frost advisory has been issued for the Portland area, with potential damage to sensitive plants expected. After the cold spell, a warming trend with higher temperatures is anticipated.

The Joint Office of Homeless Services has spent $91 million of its $170 million budget for FY 2024, according to a Multnomah County briefing, focusing on homeless services and housing.

Oregon man Joseph Beard is convicted on multiple auto theft-related charges after operating an illegal towing ring, exposed by a law enforcement sting dubbed 'Operation MistleTow'.

Damariea R. Harris was arrested on charges including second-degree murder from an April Fools' Day incident in Hazelwood. Extradition processes are underway.

Portland faces a budget crunch, stirring controversy over potential cuts to gun violence prevention, despite the success of such programs in reducing crime. Advocates voice the human cost of such fiscal measures.

Today is the deadline for Oregonians to file their state and federal income tax returns. The Oregon Department of Revenue encourages the use of digital resources and reminds that extensions are available.

A shooting in East Columbia, Portland, left one man dead. Police have no suspects; their Homicide Unit is investigating. Public assistance is requested.

Anthony Wessel received a life sentence for the second-degree murder of his wife Anna in Oregon City, with no parole for at least 25 years, after confessing to the planned crime.

PBOT to present an update on traffic fatalities and road safety efforts, including the 2023 Deadly Traffic Crash Report, to Portland City Council on April 17.

The City of Portland is set to destroy an abandoned Glastron Boat, OR 459 BB, if not claimed by May 11, 2024, stressing issues of waste and responsibility.

An 18' Bayliner boat faces demolition by the Portland Bureau of Transportation if not claimed by May 11, 2024. The reasons for the seizure are unpublished.

Oregon leaders expand a police partnership with peer-support specialists in Portland to tackle the fentanyl crisis, funding a $683,000 program aimed at connecting those with substance use issues to vital services.

Experts urge Multnomah County to overhaul the substance use disorder care system, highlighting the need for a continuous range of services. Commissioner Meieran calls for comprehensive action.