The Multnomah County Board of Commissioners recognized probation and parole officers, data professionals, and the 2SLGBTQIA+ community with proclamations.

Governor Tina Kotek declares a drought emergency in Lincoln County, Oregon, enabling a state agency response to alleviate water shortages and manage the drought's impact.

A fire in a Portland apartment complex led to two hospitalizations and one person detained. Over 40 units responded, rescuing eight people, with others jumping to safety. The cause is under investigation.

Ronnie Lee Scott, arrested for Kenny Housman's stabbing death, faces manslaughter charges after a Grand Jury indictment. Portland Police encourage public to share information.

Oregon declares August National Emergency Management Awareness Month, with activities and a campaign by OEM to educate and engage the public in disaster preparedness and response efforts.

Medford City Council granted $50,000 to the Southern Oregon Historical Society (SOHS) for developing a new event center, aiming to enhance cultural tourism by mid-2026 with a main hall, conference rooms, and a speakeasy.

A man was arrested for shooting and ramming a police vehicle in Oregon after a chase involving multiple departments, with no serious injuries reported.

Portland City Council unanimously passed an ordinance to standardize the city's noise enforcement, prioritizing decibel measurements while maintaining 'plainly audible' standards.

A Sherwood man was indicted on theft and criminal mistreatment charges involving his late father with dementia, after a two-year investigation by local police and agencies.

Clackamas residents will see changes in water and sewer bills due to rate adjustments by Clackamas Water Environment Services to fund operations and infrastructure.

A man was stabbed in an unprovoked attack in downtown Portland, while another assault occurred blocks away. Police are investigating and the stabbing suspect is at large.

A fatal crash on Highway 101 in Coos County killed two on July 4th, involving multiple vehicles and resulting in serious to minor injuries for others. Traffic was halted for hours for investigation.

The Portland Police Bureau revealed 52-year-old Damon Lamarr Johnson as the deceased in the Kenton area, stressing transparency and an active investigation.