Two people were injured in a shooting during a gathering in Southeast Portland on Friday night, with both victims expected to survive. The area was temporarily closed and the investigation is ongoing.

A man was fatally shot outside a Portland bar; another was injured. One male was detained, and no further suspects are sought. Police urge witnesses to contact them.

Portland's weather will vary, with sun and potential showers forecasted; temperatures will peak around 77-80 degrees in the coming days, with a possible thunderstorm on Sunday.

Portland is set to issue a land use violation notice to the local ICE facility for detaining individuals longer than the city permits. An investigation found multiple detention time limit breaches.

Ambulance response times in Multnomah County have improved since a settlement, but at the cost of increased stress on workers and potential compromises in patient care. Despite more ambulances, staff turnover and vehicle incidents are issues.

A pedestrian in Southeast Portland suffered life-threatening injuries in a hit-and-run; police seek the driver.

A new convenience store with a gas station is being constructed at 2001 Broadway in North Bend, offering local residents access to retail goods, fast food, and fuel services.

A burglar stole outdated electronics from Gresham City Hall, but most items were quickly recovered, leaving data secure. Police seek suspect identification.

Oregon House Democrats plan to protect abortion access, creating a workgroup in response to federal efforts to defund Planned Parenthood, and pledging to maintain equitable reproductive healthcare.

Oregon supports modular housing production through the MHDF, with local developers using funds to enhance production and expand affordable housing options across the state.

Local man Cody Jenkins died in a crash on Highway 99, Jackson County after his car plunged into the Rogue River.

The National Weather Service warns of potential landslides and debris flows in central and eastern Oregon due to heavy rains with a Flash Flood Watch in effect.

Oregon Governor Kotek issued an executive order to improve earthquake preparedness, mandating higher seismic safety standards for new state buildings.