Oregon's Youth ChalleNGe Program has received an "outstanding" rating, a first under new federal criteria after a thorough inspection by the National Guard Bureau.

Portland celebrates Women's History Month, highlighting women's rising presence in fields traditionally dominated by men, including public safety and city infrastructure roles.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of showers and sunshine in Portland, Oregon, for the coming week, with temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to low 70s.

A 12-year-old girl was saved at Seaside Beach, Oregon, after a strong current swept her out to sea; she survived by floating on her back as her grandmother had advised.

Oregon Dept. of Revenue offers free tax filing assistance at Blue Mountain Community College on April 10, aiming to help low-income taxpayers claim federal and state credits.

Seaside prepares for April meetings on governance and community topics, with the first week featuring Library and Planning Commissions and budget discussions.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office arrested 25 suspects for theft and related crimes at Clackamas Promenade, recovering $4,700 in goods and a firearm.

Paul Clay Jr. was indicted on multiple charges, including rape and drug distribution, with victims accusing him of predatory acts against vulnerable women.

Portland's weather forecast includes wet conditions with chances of showers and potential thunderstorms, mild temperatures, and intermittent breezes throughout the week.

Clark County offers free composting and sustainable living workshops both online and in-person, covering topics like cooking and indoor composting. Pre-registration is required.

A fatal stabbing in Gresham's Rockwood neighborhood resulted in one death, with few details released by police, no arrests made, and the community seeking answers.

The Pacific Northwest braces for severe thunderstorms, with possible hail, gusts, and tornadoes. The Oregon Department of Agriculture advises animal owners to protect their pets and livestock.

The Multnomah County Board approved the Area Plan on Aging for 2025-2029, focusing on services for the elderly and securing federal funds. The plan, developed with extensive community input, aims for inclusivity and better access to services.