An Alaska Airlines flight made an emergency landing after a door plug detached midair due to missing bolts, raising concerns over Boeing 737 Max 9 safety and maintenance.

Portland police arrested 14 individuals, seized drugs, and served warrants during a narcotics operation on Northeast 122nd Avenue, responding to community concerns over local drug activity.

Firefighters responded to a significant fire in Portland's Humboldt area, with PF&R reporting via social media. The incident caused traffic diversions and concerns about the fire spreading to nearby buildings.

Creston Elementary in Portland closed areas due to fungi contamination; the issue is severe in rooms for deaf and hard-of-hearing students. Repairs are planned following an air quality report.

Portland officials report a decrease in car thefts but a significant rise in retail thefts, with law enforcement focusing on organized crime and successful prosecutions of repeat offenders.

Amber Pearson's severe OCD and epilepsy improved considerably after receiving a groundbreaking brain implant that has allowed her to be present in her daily life without being preoccupied with compulsions.

The Oregon Supreme Court ruled that eight GOP senators who walked out last year are ineligible for reelection, interpreting Measure 113 as reflecting voter intent.

Oregon lawmakers are meeting for a crucial 35-day session focusing on housing and the fentanyl crisis, with Democratic Governor Tina Kotek aiming to allocate $500 million for housing development.

Portland State University initiates a design contest to revitalize its campus and improve downtown vibrancy, focusing on community engagement and creative solutions.

The Portland Police Bureau is urgently searching for a missing endangered 10-year-old boy, Alexander Lewis Jr., last seen boarding a bus on East Burnside Street.

Columbia Sportswear is laying off staff at its Oregon HQ due to economic challenges and a poor fourth quarter. CEO Tim Boyle cites personnel costs outpacing business growth and aims for future savings.

Oregon's Department of Education is expanding its summer meal programs for children, offering grants to increase access and proposing a monthly food stipend for low-income families, pending legislative support for funding.

Portland General Electric issues a major RFP for renewable and non-emitting energy projects to meet Oregon's clean energy goals, with operation start dates between 2025-2027.