A woman in Portland sustained life-threatening injuries after possibly falling off a moving vehicle in the Hazelwood neighborhood; the driver fled the scene.

Gresham High School Principal Erika Beddoe Whitlock resigned over safety concerns and tension, effective November 8, following an incident involving a gun.

Clackamas County voters who haven't received their ballots should contact the elections office to request a new one or receive voting assistance, including for lost or damaged ballots.

Clarence Eason, reported missing in Portland, has been safely found and is reuniting with his family, with police thanking the community for their help.

An Oregon prisoner, Joe L. Smallwood-Sain, received a six-year sentence for robbery and weapon use after menacing an elderly woman with a hammer and attempting to steal her car.

An Alaska Airlines flight returned to Portland for an emergency landing after a bird strike, with no injuries. Passengers were rebooked and the aircraft inspected.

A fire in a Vancouver apartment complex displaced seven residents, with the Vancouver Fire Department responding to the blaze and the Red Cross offering aid. An investigation is underway to determine the cause.

OHCS invites Oregon residents to comment on the draft Action Plan Amendment for reallocating $422 million for 2020 wildfire and wind disaster recovery.

The National Weather Service predicts clearing skies in Portland with highs about 70 degrees, transitioning to rain on Sunday and showers on Monday, followed by the sun on Tuesday and potential rain by Friday.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek completed tours of the state's nine federally recognized Tribal nations to cement partnerships and address Tribal challenges.

Portland settled with victims of a 2021 incident involving a police K9 that attacked two civilians and their dog. The attacking service dog was suspended from duty.

The 21st Family Violence Warrant Sweep led by the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office involved 127 agencies to arrest those with family-violence warrants.

Clackamas County mails ballots to voters and offers a "Track Your Ballot" service for updates on ballot status. Ballots can be returned by mail or at drop sites, and assistance is available for lost ballots or voter services.