Oregon DOJ concluded its investigation into a police shooting at a Milwaukie Taco Bell, with no charges against the officers involved after a grand jury ruling.

The 40th annual Medford Cruise will feature a car show and a main event with classic cars cruising downtown, with road closures planned for the festivities.

Oregon's SPIRE grant program funded new water rescue gear for Grants Pass Fire Rescue and Douglas County Fire District, improving emergency responses.

Three were arrested near a Portland ICE facility for starting a fire, including one who allegedly assaulted an officer. Charges include Reckless Burning.

Michael Mazzi, 35, was found guilty by a Multnomah County jury of terrorizing an elderly couple in their home on charges including burglary and coercion.

National Night Out on August 1, 2025, fosters community and police relations with events like block parties and parades. Washington County encourages early event registration.

Multnomah County residents expressed concerns at a budget hearing over proposed cuts to various services for FY 2026, facing a significant funding gap.

A man involved in a disturbance in Portland was later in a shootout with officers; he was hospitalized, and no others were injured. The police are investigating.

A single-vehicle crash on Highway 101 in Lincoln County resulted in the death of Leslie Ryan Campbell from Seal Rock. The incident caused a four-hour traffic delay.

Portland police dealt with disruptions from ICE facility protesters, leading to the removal of blockades and two arrests for vandalism. Chief Day emphasized PPB's non-role in immigration enforcement.

Portland's forecast shows an unusual surge to 88°F with clear skies and moderate temperatures, promising pleasant early-summer weather for the week, including comfortable nights and sunny days.

Portland Public Schools will dismiss early on Monday due to high temperatures, cancelling after-school activities, with meals provided before students leave.

A heat advisory is in effect for the Portland area with temps 92-97°F until 10 PM PDT, posing Moderate HeatRisk, especially in the Portland/Vancouver Metro and Columbia Gorge. The National Weather Service advises caution to prevent heat illnesses.