Oregon's primary elections are underway, with a reminder that ballots must be postmarked by 8 p.m. or dropped off at designated locations. Over 590,000 votes have already been cast.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Hazelwood area, with police and homicide detectives investigating the early morning incident. The victim died after being taken to a hospital.

The Portland Housing Bureau is applying for a HUD grant to improve housing and urban development, inviting public input on the application posted on its website.

Hillsboro police seek a driver who fled after a fatal pedestrian hit-and-run. The incident occurred last Thursday night at Southeast Tualatin Valley Highway and Southeast Cypress Street.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved Mayor Ted Wheeler's $8.2 billion budget proposal, focusing on enhanced services and infrastructure. Final vote is set for June 12.

The Portland Police Bureau is seeking public assistance in locating George F. Cline, Jr, a 53-year-old endangered missing person with mental health issues, last seen on May 6, 2024.

Portland Police's East Precinct arrested 19 suspects, recovered stolen goods, and seized vehicles in a crackdown on retail theft at Mall 205 and Gateway.

Authorities seek the public's help to identify a suspect who assaulted a Portland police officer with pepper spray during a protest near Portland State University.

Locals attended a public hearing in Multnomah County to discuss the county budget, focusing on poverty, climate, and homelessness issues, with a final decision due by June 6th.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek's administration presented measures to combat the upcoming wildfire season, emphasizing readiness due to climate change and outlining the state's firefighting strategies and resources.

Steven Andrew Boyles, 38, died in a motorcycle crash on Highway 213 in Clackamas County, Oregon. He lost control of his Yamaha, and no other vehicles were involved.

Governor Tina Kotek orders Oregon flags at half-staff in honor of Peace Officers Memorial Day, aligning with a Presidential Proclamation to remember fallen officers on May 15, 2024.

Daimler Truck North America is investing $40 million to expand its Portland facilities for electric vehicle operations and establish an electric vehicle training center, partially funded by local and state incentives.