The Multnomah County Board recognized October with proclamations on Indigenous Peoples' Day, archives, cybersecurity, domestic violence, and Hispanic and Latiné Heritage Month.

The Oregon State Library Board will host a virtual meeting on October 24 to discuss various topics including strategic plans and administrative rules. Public comments are invited.

A pair of hikers lost on the Horsetail Falls Trails in the Columbia River Gorge were rescued by MCSO Green Hornets after using a hiking app to share their GPS coordinates.

Portland is forecasted to experience a mix of rain and thunderstorms, with high chances of precipitation through the weekend, followed by clearer skies and sunny weather starting Monday.

Oregon DOJ deemed no criminal charges for deputies in Allan Warner Jr.'s fatal shooting; Bend PD led the investigation, and Warner's death details are public.

Clackamas County Clerk Catherine McMullen reminds voters to update their registration by October 14 for the November 4 special election, highlighting ballot dispatch, vote centers, and services like Track Your Ballot.

MCSO and Gresham Police collaborate with local faith leaders for a community engagement event in Gresham as part of the national Faith & Blue initiative.

Nathan V. Kaleel was arrested for robbery and criminal mischief after allegedly stealing a tripod, leading Portland police on a chase, and swimming across the Willamette River.

Oregon leaders oppose the court-approved administrative stay on deploying the National Guard to Portland, stressing peacefulness and resistance to federal military intervention.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders the return of Oregon and California National Guard members due to a court ruling against President Trump's authority to federalize them.

Governor Kotek met with DHS Secretary Noem to discuss Oregon's stance on federal military intervention and to express trust in local law enforcement over military deployment.

A 17-year-old, Kharma Douglas, is charged with second-degree murder in Vancouver after allegedly strangling 44-year-old Chantal Trotter following a dispute.

The Oregon OEM has downgraded to baseline operations as wildfire dangers subside, but continues its recovery efforts and prepares for future emergencies.