The Forest Grove community is searching for Thomas Weightman, 78, who's been missing since October 14. He is described as having gray hair, a beard, and was last seen wearing a red flannel shirt.

Portland detectives seek community's help with homicide investigation, asking for unedited video uploads from specific streets during given timeframe.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield leads states in challenging a $14 billion tech merger between HPE and Juniper Networks, citing concerns over competition and lobbying influence.

A Portland woman was charged with assaulting an ICE officer; her name is Oriana Korol, 38. She was released from federal court with conditions pending further proceedings.

The Gresham Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect involved in recent thefts and robberies at local businesses, releasing surveillance images for identification.

Clackamas County sends out ballots for a special election; residents in seven jurisdictions can track their ballot's status, return it by mail or drop site, and get assistance if necessary.

A woman was found shot to death in Portland, prompting an active homicide investigation without any suspects yet apprehended. Public assistance is sought.

Suspect in 2023 Tiara Atencio killing, Connor J. O'Brien, was arrested in Montana by the Montana Regional Violent Crimes Task Force and Missoula Police.

Southeast Portland is undergoing street improvements for safety, with lane closures on SE Washington Street from October 15-17 due to striping for bike and bus lanes. The work is part of the Jade and Montavilla Multimodal Improvements Project.

Portland's weather forecasts sunny days with highs in the low 60s and clear to partly cloudy nights with lows in the low to mid-40s, with a chance of rain increasing over the weekend.

Clackamas County Clerk promotes the 'Track Your Ballot' service for the upcoming Special Election on November 4, 2025, allowing voters to monitor their ballot status.

The PPB monitored a protest in Portland's South Waterfront, engaging with demonstrators and ensuring safety without making arrests, while hinting at potential future charges. They do not engage in immigration enforcement.

Portland's Columbus Day began cloudy but was expected to clear up with highs near 59°F. The National Weather Service predicted a clear night and sunny conditions for the following days, with possible showers later in the week.