Portland residents can expect a period of sunny and moderate weather, with temperatures peaking around 83-85°F during the day and dipping to around 60°F at night.

Portland's SE 82nd Avenue and Division Street intersection will undergo repairs from August 4-16, causing significant traffic disruptions and offering improved, durable pavement upon completion.

The SSCC's report on Portland homelessness shows efforts in sheltering affected individuals, with only 6 out of 36 using a shelter bed for a night, and details the assessment and removal of campsites.

A stolen vehicle pursuit in Portland's Pearl District ended with the driver hitting two pedestrians, both sustaining injuries. The driver was arrested and faces multiple charges.

ODHS is improving oversight of long-term care facilities based on a consultant's review, addressing efficiency and training to ensure resident safety.

A two-vehicle crash on Oregon's Highway 226 resulted in two fatalities, including a Japanese exchange student, and left another student seriously injured.

WES won the 2025 Outstanding Member Agency Award for excellence in water management in Oregon, reflecting their innovative solutions and community collaboration.

Oregon's Attorney General leads a lawsuit against the Trump administration's demand for states to release private data of SNAP recipients, to protect their privacy rights.

Portland's sunny weather forecast promises warm temperatures and mostly clear skies, with highs reaching the 80s and lows in the 50s to 60s through the week.

Washington County is considering introducing ADUs in rural areas following state law changes and is seeking public feedback on the proposal through August 22.

Portland's Central Bike Squad arrested Jeffrey Sims, a 54-year-old suspected prolific retail thief, at Pioneer Place Mall, recovering $2,603 worth of Nike merchandise.

Eugene Police used a License Plate Reader to arrest Kristi Lee Loewe, wanted for multiple charges including a Home Invasion and DUII, without incident.

Evacuations are underway in Klickitat County, Washington, due to the Brewer Road Fire, with residents told to leave immediately. Emergency services are responding, and the cause of the fire is unknown.