Portland's weather forecast predicts a mix of showers, sun, and a warming trend with fluctuating temperatures and chances of rain throughout the week.

Medford commemorates its mayors with a new downtown plaque, funded by marijuana tax revenue, at "Mayor's Plaza" featuring 42 mayoral tiles dating back to 1885.

Josh Zakreski scores the overtime goal for the Portland Winterhawks to tie their playoff series with Everett, while Kyle Chyzowski earns First Star honors with a hat trick.

The Oregon DEQ is recovering from a cyberattack with server rebuilds and enhanced security measures, leading to longer response times and rescheduled public hearings.

The 17th annual Blue Mountain Occupational Safety and Health Conference in Pendleton, Oregon, will offer education on workplace safety, including sessions in Spanish and various industry topics.

The Oregon Court of Appeals approved Multnomah County's ban on flavored tobacco sales set to start in 2024; retailers must adjust to the new regulations.

Oregon's Governor Kotek and Commissioner Stephenson launch initiatives against student bullying and discrimination based on race, origin, and immigration status.

A Chevy Tahoe crashed into a tree off Highway 138E, Oregon; passenger Scoti Hoadley was killed and driver Craig Hindle was injured. The cause is under investigation.

Multnomah County is transitioning to ranked-choice voting, setting records with innovations in ballot hand-counting and voter outreach. This system will replace primary elections by November 2026.

The Oregon DEQ is responding to a cyberattack that has disrupted its systems, including email, but reports no data breach. Vehicle inspection stations are closed, and DEQ is working with Microsoft's team on recovery.

A mother and daughter in Scappoose were arrested for the alleged murder and mistreatment of a family member, Benjamin Murphy, who had special care needs. Neighbors were shocked, as they saw the family as caring.

Missing toddler Isaiah Johnson and his mother Cierra Rosemon, last seen on April 1, were found safe according to the Oregon Department of Human Services.

Oregon OEM Director Erin McMahon visited Harney County to support the transition from emergency response to recovery after flooding and to assess the damages.