Man hospitalized following a shooting near Dawson Park in North Portland; the shooter remains at large. Police investigation continues as the neighborhood deals with the incident.

Portland Police are probing a homicide in Overlook neighborhood after finding a man with a fatal gunshot wound at a motel. The PPB Homicide Unit seeks public help in the ongoing investigation.

Multnomah County reopens cooling centers due to heatwave; TriMet allows fare-free travel to cooling spaces, with extended library hours and community resources for relief.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek reveals a $15 billion shortfall resulting from federal budget cuts, affecting health insurance and food benefits, and vows to work on mitigating its impact.

Portland police arrested two individuals, seized narcotics, a firearm, and cash, and used technology like Stop Sticks and a drone for a safe arrest in the Sunderland Neighborhood.

Authorities seek help to find missing 45-year-old Heather Labarre; her last contact was on July 13, 2025. Portland Police are concerned about her safety.

A pickup truck fatally struck 69-year-old bicyclist Robert Patrick McGee on Highway 395; driver Greg Stiles was arrested for DUII.

Oregon DEQ announces suspension of EV Standard Rebate due to high demand and limited funds, effective from September 9, 2025; Charge Ahead Rebate for low/moderate-income households still available.

Portland prepares for road closures during the Providence Bridge Pedal event, affecting Willamette River bridges and roadways for cyclists and pedestrians.

A Tacoma woman is charged with failing to obey an order at a Portland ICE facility, facing up to 30 days in jail. Her initial court appearance has occurred.

Nickole Cheron, Portland's ADA Title II Disability Equity Manager, advocates for a more accessible city, drawing on personal experiences to address challenges faced by people with disabilities.

The Clackamas County Sheriff disclosed Germain Merilan's drowning in the Clackamas River and emphasized river safety following the rescue effort that became a recovery operation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed four key bills to overhaul the state's behavioral health system, including funding for new facilities and workforce enhancements.