Stacy Cowan is appointed as Multnomah County's Government Relations Director, bringing years of public policy experience. Chair Vega Pederson and the Board unanimously support her appointment.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management mourns the unexpected passing of Cheryl Bledsoe, Executive Director of Clackamas County 911 and a dedicated leader in emergency services.

Oregon Senator Broadman announced a $4 million loan guarantee for the Joule project in Bend, aiming to build 134 multifamily units for those earning below 90% of the median income.

Oregon's leadership, including Governor Kotek and the OEM, met with Tribal Nations to discuss collaborations and address issues affecting the state and tribes.

Bryant Edward Deane's skeletal remains, found under Portland's St. John's Bridge over 30 years ago, were identified using DNA by the DNA Doe Project, providing closure to a long-unsolved mystery.

The NWS forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in Portland, with a 100% chance of rain today and a high near 54°F. Clear skies are expected midweek before more rain Thursday.

Washington County's Special Election registration ends on October 14. Ballots will be mailed from October 15 and any undelivered by October 22 should prompt voter contact with Elections Office. Ballots must be returned by 8 p.m., November 4.

The Oregon DOJ has indicted former physician David Farley on 11 felony charges involving three victims after a Clackamas County grand jury investigation.

The article details a weather forecast for Portland with continuous showers and a potential thunderstorm on Sunday, with temperatures in the high 40s to mid-50s.

Portland police made arrests at an ICE facility protest; a suspect escaped into the Willamette River but was apprehended on Ross Island. Officers are focused on targeted arrests for specific crimes.

Mayor Wilson discusses Portland's needs with Secretary Noem, addressing infrastructure, education, and healthcare, while criticizing federal agents' conduct and affirming adherence to community values.

Jimi Terell Ward was sentenced to four years in prison for defrauding an elderly woman of her life savings through false real estate investment promises.

A man was critically injured in a Portland shooting, leading to a homicide investigation and road closures. No arrests have been made; police seek information.