Portland's Veterans Memorial Coliseum is undergoing renovations, funded by local taxes, to modernize facilities while preserving its historic value and increasing its economic impact on the community.

Salem Police are investigating two separate overnight fatal shootings; one victim was found shot after a collision, another at a homeless camp. Both cases are isolated and ongoing.

Clackamas County advises on how to handle spills and leaks to protect health and the environment, urging immediate cessation of work, upwind movement, and calling for help in hazardous situations.

Portland is forming a steering committee to guide the future of its large-scale performing arts venues, encouraging experts in various fields to apply by September 29.

Oregon Secretary of State Tobias Read emphasizes the importance of recognizing official election mail, identified by a trademarked logo, to combat disinformation.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders flags to fly at half-staff to honor the victims of the Minneapolis school shooting, aligning with a Presidential Proclamation.

One man was hospitalized and three arrested after a stabbing outside Multnomah County Central Library in Portland, resulting in concerns over security and police tactics.

Oregon Senate Majority Leader Kayse Jama criticizes President Trump's economic policies, blaming them for a projected $800 million deficit in the state's budget. Jama pledges that the Senate Democrats will support local workers and small businesses.

Salem Police are investigating two separate fatal shootings that occurred overnight at different locations, with victims found at 40th Place and Carson Drive SE and Wallace Marine Park.

Multnomah County won't reopen cooling centers on Monday after a heatwave, but advises residents to still seek cool public spaces and remain heat safety aware.

Over Francisco Ochoa-Lopez was convicted of second-degree kidnapping in Washington County, but fled before trial's end, prompting an active search for his arrest.

Washington County offers no-turn away shelters due to severe summer weather, providing safe spaces, meals, and access for pets, with transportation options available.

In Portland, police disrupted illegal street racing involving 50-60 vehicles, issuing citations, towing cars, making arrests, and seizing firearms; fireworks were thrown at officers with no injuries reported.