Portland's National Weather Service predicts a week of consistent rain with high winds, advising residents to prepare for wet conditions and keep umbrellas handy.

The Portland Police reported monitoring South Waterfront protests, resulting in no arrests and highlighted their immigration enforcement policy and communication via the X platform.

U.S. Election Assistance Commissioner Christy McCormick faces calls for resignation after making unproven claims about election security, casting doubt on the EAC's impartiality.

The Portland Police responded to protests near an ICE facility, arresting two individuals and emphasizing crowd management and communication strategies.

Hillsboro and surrounding areas implement an air quality advisory season to reduce PM 2.5 emissions. Outdoor burns are banned, while the use of fireplaces or wood stoves is regulated by daily air quality advisories.

Federal courts intervene to uphold SNAP benefits amid a government shutdown, with positive rulings in separate cases in Oregon and Rhode Island, as relayed by Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield.

Deputies responded to a bomb threat at Washington County Circuit Courthouse, prompting an evacuation and search. No devices were found, suggesting it was a hoax. Operations resumed, and the investigation continues.

Clackamas County celebrated two years of community-led planning for the Sunrise Corridor's future, focusing on development that integrates local needs and green spaces.

Oregon Senator Drazan criticizes Governor Kotek's response to the SNAP benefits expiration amid the government shutdown, while highlighting Washington State's efforts and calling for community action.

The Portland weather forecast includes clouds, occasional sunshine, increasing rain chances towards the weekend, with steady high temperatures around 59 degrees.

A man died in a single-vehicle crash on I-205 in Clackamas County, after his Dodge Dakota hit a tree. Police are investigating the cause. Traffic was disrupted for hours.

Clackamas County voters are reminded of various voting options for the upcoming Special Election, with a participation rate of 16.76% so far. Options include mail-in, drop-off, and in-person voting with assistance services available.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield, joined by 21 attorneys general and 3 governors, sues the Trump administration and USDA's Brooke Rollins for illegally suspending SNAP benefits during a government shutdown.