Beaverton residents are invited to an open house at Tobias Elementary on May 15 to discuss the 205th Avenue Project, featuring roadway improvements like a new bridge, sidewalks, and bike lanes. Construction is set for 2026-2028.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has reported eight bodies found in local rivers since April 1, 2025, slightly up from last year. Causes are mainly drownings with no suspicious connections.

Governor Tina Kotek appoints Adele Ridenour, known for aiding the underdog and extensive pro bono work, to the Multnomah County bench, effective July 1, 2025.

Washington County is working on IT security improvements, per auditor's office, with a review set for July 2026. A request to delay updates has been made due to budget process constraints.

Oregon Governor Kotek declares May 5 as Missing or Murdered Indigenous Persons Awareness Day to honor victims and prompt action against systemic issues.

Seven bodies found in Portland's rivers as of April, with two recent recoveries in the Willamette River. Authorities are investigating the causes of death.

Authorities search for missing teenager Charlotte Fosgate in the Oak Grove area, who left without medication, potentially exacerbating her mental health challenges. She may be using public transportation.

Ryan Van Horn received a two-year sentence for a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle in Portland and was also given three years of supervision post-prison.

Councilor Avalos supports Mayor Wilson's focus on housing and economy but stresses the need for real results and equitable investment in Portland's future.

ODHS offices received 980 books to support early literacy for pre-Kindergarten children, including diverse languages, to create a welcoming environment.

A new Happy Valley Vote Center has opened in the Happy Valley Library to assist Clackamas County voters for the May 20, 2025 Special District Election, offering services like ballot replacement and voter registration updates.

Multnomah County's report on the CIU revealed professionalism but also distrust and a concerning rate of discrimination complaints, prompting measures to improve transparency and efficiency.

Governor Tina Kotek and Mayor Keith Wilson announced a plan to expedite 5,000 new housing units in Portland by temporarily waiving System Development Charges.