The San Francisco 49ers are releasing defensive player Arik Armstead, ending his nine-season run with the team due to unsuccessful salary restructure negotiations.

Portland Community College introduces a pilot program to streamline college admission for Beaverton High School graduates, promoting educational equity beginning in fall 2025.

The Hillsboro Hops received $15 million from the Oregon Legislature for a new stadium, securing the team's future and creating jobs in the local economy.

Central Catholic Rams won the Oregon 6A boys basketball state championship against Roosevelt Roughriders with a comeback victory, securing their first title since 1994.

The article describes a lawsuit against a Portland officer for allegedly unlawfully killing an unarmed Black man.

The NWS predicts several days of rain and possible thunderstorms in Portland, with high winds and a high chance of precipitation, and only a slight reprieve midweek.

Health officials warn of high lead levels in Supreme Tradition ground cinnamon sold at Dollar Tree in Portland, advising consumers to discard the spice and check for other brands potentially affected.

The estate of Immanueal Clark, an unarmed Black man shot by Portland police, files a lawsuit alleging excessive force and negligence in medical response.

The Toronto Raptors are set to face the Portland Trail Blazers in a game with implications for playoff standings and draft odds. The matchup is not nationally televised but available on various platforms.

Portland officials presented the design for 82nd Avenue's improvements, welcoming community input at Marysville Elementary and planning another session at McDaniel High School.

Oregon taxpayers have various free e-filing options to claim part of the state's $5.61 billion tax surplus, with support provided for those earning under $79,000.

A man named Eric D. Toner II was fatally shot in Portland's Kenton Neighborhood, and his death has been ruled a homicide. Police are investigating but not seeking suspects.

Portland Police Bureau reinstates its Cold Case Unit, disbanded in 2022, with a $2.5 million grant to solve old homicides and violent crimes using advanced technologies.