Oregon State Police request public assistance in a hit-and-run case that left 22-year-old Dakota Blue Gilbert dead on Highway 126. A Chevrolet Equinox is suspected to be involved.

The governors of California, Oregon, and Washington announced the Western Health Alliance to preserve science-driven health policies amid concerns about political interference in the CDC.

Portland police disrupted a street event after car enthusiasts' meetup escalated, resulting in fireworks being launched, traffic stops, citations, a vehicle tow, an arrest, and firearm seizure.

AG Dan Rayfield filed an amicus brief with states supporting unions against a Trump-era order limiting their bargaining rights, citing First Amendment protections.

Portland's weather forecast predicts warm, sunny days with highs in the 80s to low 90s and clear, cool nights. Light winds and steady pressure indicate stable conditions, with a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

Evergreen Public Schools classified staff continue their strike as the district's "final contract offer" has been rejected, halting negotiations since March and leaving the school year start uncertain.

Joseph Nontanovan transitioned from catering to arboriculture with the Portland Fruit Tree Project, supported by PCEF, leading to his own tree pruning business and community contributions.

The Hillsboro Hops bid farewell to their original ballpark with a final game before moving to a new stadium in 2026.

Portland forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies, with temperatures rising to highs around 81-90°F, calm winds, and evening temperatures in the mid-60s.

Medford Parks and Recreation announces new and returning events for the community, including "Yappy Hour's Doxin-Dash," a family dance, and the "Howl-O-Ween Party."

Oregon's Joint Committee has advanced a transportation funding bill to the House floor, proposing increased gas taxes and fees to support the state's transportation infrastructure.

Firefighters rescued a driver trapped in a car with live powerlines in Woodland following a crash, emphasizing the importance of seatbelts for safety.

Rian Pittman pleads guilty after a two-hour armed standoff in Clackamas County, resulting in a 60-month prison sentence for charges including Unlawful Use of a Weapon.