A Portland man received a six-year prison sentence for firearm possession linked to drug trafficking, including sales to minors, and will have a subsequent three-year supervised release.

An armed suspect attempted a carjacking in Aloha, but deputies apprehended the man without further incident after receiving assistance from the community.

Portland City Council voted to send a parks levy with a 75% tax increase to voters, aiming to prevent service cuts due to a $90 million budget shortfall.

Portland City Council voted to suspend SDCs for new homes, an effort to boost housing development, supported by both the mayor and the Oregon governor.

Jordan T. Christ, 30, charged with second-degree assault after a violent, unprovoked attack in the Lloyd District; rapid TriMet and police response led to his capture.

Fred Meyer is closing its Gateway district store in East Portland due to a company initiative to increase efficiency and ensure business health. A specific closing date in September is pending.

Portland resident Juan Carlos Vega-Matute was confirmed by the Medical Examiner to be a victim of a homicide by stabbing in the Powellhurst-Gilbert Neighborhood.

Oregon Attorney General sues officials over a self-dealing sale of a broadband company, alleging they sold it below value for personal gain, potentially harming rural connectivity.

Oregon agencies and the Farm Bureau promote safety as farm season increases rural road activity, urging drivers to be cautious for tractors and slow-moving equipment.

Two individuals were arrested for an ATM theft with an excavator on June 23; they face multiple charges including Felony Criminal Conspiracy and Aggravated Theft I.

Oregon's State CIO Terrence Woods announced a partnership with InnovateUS to provide no-cost GenAI training to state employees, aiming to improve tech proficiency in the public sector.

Moody's awarded Washington County the top "Aaa" credit rating before a $150 million bond issue for transportation improvements, recognizing its strong economy and fiscal management.

The National Weather Service in Portland has extended a heat advisory, cautioning of temperatures from 92 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit until late Wednesday evening in several Oregon areas.