Chair Kathryn Harrington delivered the 2024 State of the County address in Washington County, highlighting service roles, community resilience, and upcoming initiatives. The speech is available on the county's YouTube channel.

The article details the current and upcoming weather forecast for Portland, Oregon, with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the mid-50s to high 80s, and potential for showers by the weekend.

The article discusses Portland's weather forecast, predicting summer-like temperatures, followed by patchy drizzle and a mixture of sun and clouds for the upcoming weekend.

Multnomah County officials, including Chair Vega Pederson, face criticism over closed-door meetings concerning a new deflection program for drug users as part of HB 4002 implementation.

A former Franklin High School student sues Portland Public Schools for $4.7 million after a woodshop class accident led to his finger's partial amputation.

Utah prepares for a hot and stormy summer season with potential flash floods in eastern parts as monsoon moisture arrives, raising temperatures to near-record highs.

Oregonians may vote on a measure for a universal basic income of $750 per resident, funded by higher corporate taxes, with sufficient signatures for the November ballot.

The Oregon Zoo begins its Zoo Nights summer series on June 21 featuring live music, diverse food options, and family activities for ten Fridays through August 23. Tickets must be bought in advance.

The NWS reports a partly cloudy morning in Portland, leading to a hot, sunny day with a high of 91°F, followed by clear nights and ongoing sunshine with highs in the 80s.

The Portland City Council appointed Sarah Vaz and Thomas Eldridge to the Design Commission to bring sustainable and equitable urban design perspectives.

The Coast Guard rescued an injured teen, her father, and their dog from Deschutes National Forest on Father's Day after the teen suffered a knee injury.

Multnomah County proclaims June 19 as Juneteenth Day, a celebration of emancipation, with county officials and advocates emphasizing the importance of recognizing Black Americans' history and contributions, and addressing systemic racism.

TriMet's Red Line will be temporarily closed at night between Gateway Transit Center and PDX for six nights to test new MAX trains, with shuttles provided. The new features of the "Type 6" trains include better lighting and displays.