Oregon superintendents warn of an education funding crisis and seek state action. Budget cuts could lead to significant job and program losses in school districts.

An Oregon bourbon-buying scandal at the OLCC resulted in no criminal charges despite officials using their roles to access rare bourbons for personal use. Governor Kotek has responded by ordering an administrative overhaul and ethics review.

Multnomah County reported 322 fentanyl-related fatalities in 2023, contributing to a five-year death toll of 868 in the region, with substance mixing increasing overdose risks.

A Tigard house caught fire twice in one day, leading to multiple displacements and no reported injuries, with investigations ongoing into the cause of both incidents.

Officials warn against cold water shock risks in Oregon's rivers, advising the use of life jackets and highlighting the absence of lifeguards until Memorial Day.

A hiker was rescued after a 300-foot fall near Dog Mountain Trail, Washington, and is now in stable condition.

One person was injured in a late-night shooting in Troutdale, and though the victim reached the hospital, no suspect has been apprehended. The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is investigating the incident.

Warm and sunny weather with highs of 89 degrees predicted for Portland, Oregon, with comfortable evenings and a consistent, pleasant weather pattern through the week.

Portland Police conducted an operation in North Portland, arresting six individuals, serving warrants, and recovering stolen items, as part of an effort to reduce crime in the area.

The NWS in Portland, Oregon predicts sunny days ahead with highs ranging from 71-92 degrees and clear nights with lows from 47-57 degrees, along with mild winds and a slight chance of showers mid-next week.

Multnomah County voters are reminded to check for their ballots for the May 21 primary election and to contact the elections office for replacements or questions. Ballots are due by 8 p.m., May 21, with extended hours offered for late voters.

Washington County officials seek public help to identify a man found dead near Beaverton's Elmonica MAX Station on April 20, described as a white male, aged 45-64 with distinctive scars and dental work, wearing green scrubs and a black puffer vest.

A fire destroyed a Marion County pallet shop; no injuries reported, with the cause under investigation. Firefighters from several units responded due to the absence of nearby hydrants.