Clark County invites nominations for Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards to honor local businesses and individuals who support and employ people with developmental disabilities.

The Oregon Ducks marked their entry into Big Ten territory with a giant inflatable mascot floating on the White River in Indianapolis, coinciding with the Big Ten media days.

Multnomah County, poised to open a deflection center for drug treatment over arrests, selected Tuerk House to run it. Details of the program's functioning and efficacy measures are still unclear.

PBOT seeks new members for its Bicycle Advisory Committee, providing recommendations on bike issues. There are seven openings for a two-year term, with diverse applicants encouraged to apply by August 18, 2024.

The National Weather Service forecasts clear skies and consistent temperatures for Portland, Oregon, promising a week of predictable and pleasant weather.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office conducted a 10-hour operation at Clackamas Promenade, resulting in 24 arrests and the recovery of over $3,300 in stolen goods.

Portland is under a heat advisory with high temps in the 90s and a critical fire watch due to possible thunderstorms and dry conditions. Residents are advised to stay cool and alert.

A woman died after an ambulance hit her car while she was fixing a flat tire on I-84 in Oregon. The driver and passengers in the ambulance were unharmed.

Family sues for $15M after a woman was killed by street racers in Portland; city and agencies blamed for negligence. Two men were arrested and sentenced.

A fire at Radius Recycling in North Portland caused a large plume of smoke, led to community alerts, but no injuries were reported, and air quality concerns were raised post-incident.

Four measles cases have been reported in Marion County last month, with the most recent involving an unvaccinated child. Health officials stress the importance of vaccination amid increased cases in Oregon.

Multnomah County's Homeless Mobile Intake Team, serving aging and disabled homeless people, received the USAging’s Aging Innovations Award for its on-street services, helping clients transition to stable housing.

A Tacoma man faces federal charges for allegedly damaging Oregon energy facilities, with potential decades in prison if convicted. He also faces charges for firearm theft as a felon.