The Oregon DMV discovered 56 more improperly registered voters when reviewing the Motor Voter system, adding to earlier errors involving non-citizen registrations. Measures are being taken to improve accuracy.

The FLIP Museum is moving to a permanent location in downtown Hillsboro, set to open in 2025, aimed at families and children, and will continue offering mobile experiences.

The forecast in Portland indicates increasing chances of rain this week, with the likelihood of precipitation and cloudy skies rising through Thursday.

The Veterans Stand Down event offers resources and support for veterans in Washington County on November 15 at Sonrise Church, including healthcare, housing, and employment services.

Three search and rescue missions were conducted by the Skamania County Sheriff’s Office, aiding adventurers in harsh weather conditions and highlighting the need for proper preparation.

The Oregon State Parks Commission will discuss rule updates, property transactions, and an executive session in their November meeting, including possibly transferring Fort Yamhill to the Grand Ronde Tribe.

Gresham's Mayor and City Council issued a statement promoting unity, thanking residents for participating in the electoral process, and advocating respectful political discourse.

The Oregon Housing Stability Council approved a $165 million investment for 550 affordable homes across the state, benefiting low-income residents through 8 new housing projects.

Today is the deadline for submitting ballots for the 2024 General Election in Clackamas County by 8 p.m. Voters can access help or replacement ballots at designated centers.

Portland expects showers and fog today, with a 70% chance of rain and highs near 53 degrees. The National Weather Service predicts clearer skies tomorrow, followed by rain this weekend.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management is encouraging voters to make a plan for the upcoming elections and seeks to spread reliable information against misinformation.

Alicia Sojourner is appointed as Washington County's chief equity and inclusion officer after a nationwide search, emphasizing the county's commitment to diversity and equity.

Clackamas County's ballot sorter malfunctioned but resumed with a technician's help, while a new system is expected by 2025. The elections office is working to ensure robust participation and transparency for the 2024 General Election.