Oregon lawmakers have allocated $20 million to clean up Portland's major highways, including efforts to remove graffiti, trash, and homeless camps, and to install deterrents to prevent future unsanitary conditions.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek discusses the state's role in climate resilience at the final WGA workshop on decarbonization, highlighting economic and environmental benefits. The report is due in 2024.

The National Weather Service forecasts a cool change with patchy frost in Portland, with lows of 34 degrees and highs in the low 50s. Sunny, warmer weather is expected later in the week.

pFriem Family Brewers is expanding from Hood River to the Portland area by opening a new location in the historic Milwaukie City Hall, aiming to create a community space.

Oregon's State Fire Marshal launches a $250 incentive program for residents to create defensible spaces against wildfires, including a free assessment.

Portland Governor Tina Kotek celebrates a $450 million federal grant for I-5 Rose Quarter improvements, aiming to reduce traffic and enhance economic development.

Volunteers in Portland gathered at Leaven Community Center to offer free repairs on items like clothing and blankets, encouraging sustainability and reducing waste.

Portland officials announce a plan to provide housing or shelter for 2,700 homeless individuals in two years, while addressing racial disparities in homelessness.

A driver survived with minor injuries after his car crashed off an I-5 ramp, hit a light pole, and caught fire. Officials suspect speed and alcohol as factors.

The NWS forecasts rainy weather for Portland with high chances of precipitation and persistent showers, accompanied by cool temperatures and gusty winds.

A Portland auto repair shop was destroyed in a two-alarm fire. Crews battled the blaze amid downed power lines and explosions. No injuries were reported, and an investigation into the cause is underway.

Portland City Hall is set for a renovation as officials authorize construction upgrades of its council chambers and office areas, contracting Howard S. Wright as the builder.

Oregon legislators ended a productive 35-day session with bipartisan bills on housing, drug policy, and campaign finance, contrasting last year's walkout.