The Ruby Bridges Walk to School Day event honors Ruby Bridges' fight for school integration and provides resources to schools, with incentives for early event registration.

The Portland Police Bureau announced the death of motorcyclist Nathan G. Vinson after a collision in North Portland, urging witnesses to assist in the ongoing investigation.

The Lee Falls Fire in Washington County is now 25% contained. Firefighters and various crews are working on it, with mop-up operations ongoing. Evacuation levels have been lowered for Cherry Grove residents.

Remains of Graham Case, a missing Medford man, were found in a crashed car in a forest off Highway 140 after a year-long search, involving the use of drones.

Portland expects a steady weather pattern with temperatures in the mid to high 70s, partly sunny skies, and mild winds, according to the National Weather Service.

Washington County, Oregon, introduces a podcast to discuss local government affairs and community topics, intending to enhance public awareness and engagement.

Oregon wildfires have surpassed 1.4 million acres burned in 2023, beating all previous records since 1992 with 71 major fires contributing to the damage.

Multnomah County proclaimed July as Disability Pride Month to honor the ADA and support individuals with disabilities, with initiatives led by various county departments.

The SE 52nd Avenue Crossing Improvement Project in Portland aims to enhance pedestrian and cycling safety with new crosswalks and bike lanes, affecting parking and tree removal.

The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a stabbing in Wood Village where a victim sustained severe neck injuries and the suspect, Michael Romine, faces multiple charges.

Oregon's infrastructure was rated a C- by the ASCE, consistent with the national average, indicating a critical need for improved funding and maintenance.

Oregon OSHA fined ABC Supply Co. Inc. $92,226 for failing to provide adequate fall protection to its workers, marking the company's third such violation since July 2022.

The Central Oregon Occupational Safety & Health Conference in September offers training and education on workplace safety, including a keynote on distracted driving and specialized tracks for various sectors.