Medford Parks and Recreation is set to host a free Water Safety Day at RogueX to educate on swimming safety, featuring the World’s Largest Swim Lesson and participation from local agencies.

The Oregon House passed HB 3525B, mandating landlords in high-risk areas test well water and inform tenants about contaminants, aiming for transparency and safety in drinking water.

Oregon's Joint Committee on Transportation advanced a $14.6 billion tax bill, HB 2025, for transportation despite bipartisan opposition and public disapproval.

The National Weather Service predicts a dynamic week of weather for Portland, including showers, thunderstorms, and a shift to sunny, warmer conditions later in the week.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office identified the deputy put on leave after a fatal officer-involved shooting in Gresham; an investigation is ongoing.

Portland's Mayor Keith Wilson proclaims June 20, 2025, as World Refugee Day, highlighting the city's tradition of inclusivity and a waterfront walk to honor refugees.

The Portland City Council has passed an $8.6 billion budget focusing on homelessness, public safety, and parks, adding shelter beds, new firefighters, and debated amendments.

A climber was injured on Mt. Hood and rescued by coordinated teams after suffering a fall near the summit. The operation took eight hours and highlighted the mountain's technical challenges.

Oregon State Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner advocates for financial wellness for the LGBTQ+ community during Pride Month, highlighting systemic financial disparities.

Oregon State Fire Marshal's office completed their fire engine delivery program, supplying local fire departments with 76 new engines to improve wildfire response as part of the 2021's Senate Bill 762 initiatives.

The second defendant in a Clackamas mall shooting, Carlos Raul Hererra-Medrano, pleaded guilty to assault and weapon charges, receiving a 70-month sentence.

ODOT announces a weekend closure for southbound lanes of OR 217 for paving and striping, affecting travel and suggesting detours with real-time updates from Tripcheck.

A large-scale, peaceful free speech march in downtown Portland concluded without incident, thanks to coordination between participants and the Portland Police Bureau.