I-84 in Portland has reopened after an overnight cleanup to remove graffiti and trash, part of a $20 million initiative for city improvement. Governor Kotek participated, highlighting community involvement.

A man died after a stabbing in Southeast Portland's Powellhurst-Gilbert neighborhood. The suspect is in custody, and Portland Police Bureau Homicide detectives are investigating.

The Larch Creek Fire in Wasco County has grown to over 16,000 acres, with 3% containment. Gov. Kotek invoked emergency powers, and nearly 800 personnel are fighting the blaze, with evacuations ordered in affected areas.

The weather forecast for Portland predicts a sunny week with temperatures reaching the high 80s to mid-90s and minimal clouds, accompanied by gentle breezes.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal aids local crews to combat the 4,200-acre Lone Rock Fire in Gilliam County, while residents face Level 2 evacuation notices. The fire marshal warns of increased fire risks amid challenging weather forecasts.

Clackamas County Deputy Steven Tucker fired shots at Joseph Brasuell, who allegedly rammed patrol cars with a stolen vehicle at Kaiser Permanente Sunnyside Medical Center.

The article discusses safety and accessibility improvements on Portland's 82nd Avenue, including new pedestrian crossings and median islands, and outlines how these changes may impact local traffic and parking.

The Dr. Darrell Millner Building in North Portland's Overlook neighborhood opens, providing 63 affordable homes, emphasizing rectifying urban displacement injustices.

Portland is set for sunny weather with climbing temperatures, as the National Weather Service forecasts highs nearing 88-94 degrees over the coming days, including clear nights for stargazing.

Portland police arrested or cited six men for human trafficking related offenses and offered assistance to eight providers during a crackdown on 82nd Avenue.

The Portland Police Bureau invites public review and input on its directives to enhance transparency and incorporate community feedback into its law enforcement policies.

A cooling center in Kerby, Oregon offers respite from the heatwave, providing shelter and resources to the community, with ODHS's social service team ensuring aid and outreach to locals in need.

Multnomah County Elections has launched a new resource to educate Portland voters on ranked-choice voting, which is newly adopted for upcoming mayoral and city council elections on November 5th.