Portland's sunny weather with mid-70s temperatures will shift, with a rainy forecast starting Wednesday afternoon.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks the public's help in finding suspects of an attack that left a man severely injured and with memory issues after a dispute over a vintage car.

Two men, Raheim Carter and Brandon Plumb, were arrested for a gunpoint carjacking in North Portland, swiftly caught by police after crashing the stolen vehicle.

Jesse James Harold has been indicted for the January murder of Deante Dean Watts in Portland, following a month-long investigation by the Portland Police Bureau.

The sentiment among Portland businesses is cautiously optimistic as fewer report concern over image-related customer loss, according to a Downtown Portland Clean & Safe survey.

The Biden administration proposes amendments to the BLM's land management practices to bolster greater sage-grouse populations, sparking mixed reactions among conservationists.

Stacy Smith, former CFO of Intel, has rejoined the company's board of directors to aid in its semiconductor industry comeback and IDM 2.0 strategy execution.

A food cart pod at Portland State University is set to close by summer due to wastewater issues, leaving students and vendors grappling with the loss of a convenient and diverse eating spot.

The Portland Public Schools Board voted to recover instructional time lost to bad weather without trimming kindergarten recess after community feedback.

Fix a Leak Week encourages residents to save water by detecting and fixing running toilets, often a hidden source of water wastage. Portland's Water Bureau suggests using food coloring to reveal leaks for maintenance.

The "Celebrate Oregon!" mural, representing the state's cultural diversity, has been installed permanently at Portland State University's Viking Pavilion.

A new land use proposal, LU 23-090305 MLDS, sets to expand housing options in Southeast Portland, reflecting the city's infill project goals to tackle housing issues and increase density. Public feedback is encouraged on the plan.

Portland is seeking applicants for its Structural Engineering Advisory Committee, emphasizing diversity and specific qualifications for a three-year term to advise on building standards. Deadline is April 25.