The NWS predicts mixed weather for Portland on Memorial Day with a 40% chance of morning showers and a high of 69°F, but conditions will improve with warmth and sunshine expected later in the week.

Manuel Castillo Garza IV has died after a security officer-involved shooting in Wilsonville. The Portland Police Homicide Unit is now investigating the case and seeking information from the public.

A Portland parking lot conflict led to a car chase, an arrest, and firearm seizures after Saturday morning gunfire. Police apprehended one suspect; another fled but was caught. Charges include eluding and reckless driving.

Governor Tina Kotek and First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson visited Jackson County to discuss local issues, including housing, education, economic development, and recovering from the Almeda Fire.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office uses social media to urge seat belt use, citing high fatality stats for unrestrained occupants and intensifying enforcement efforts.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in Oregon is attempting to recover $6.7 million for Portland, funds linked to a scam where a fraudster posed as a contractor employee to steal municipal money.

Clackamas County saw a low voter turnout of 20.3% for the May 20, 2025 Special District Election, with 62,268 ballots counted. Official results are due June 11, with future elections set for November 2025 and May 2026.

ODOT announces overnight closures of Morrison Bridge for inspections from May 27-30, with detours marked for drivers.

Advanced Precision Anodizing received Oregon OSHA's SHARP recognition for exemplary workplace safety and health management, marking a period free of injuries since 2022.

CISA integrated a seminar series into FEMA's online program to help businesses prepare for mass casualty events, enhancing public safety through public-private collaboration.

Ryan Michael Hancock was convicted of multiple sexual assault charges, including first-degree rape, in Washington County, with victims including intoxicated teenage girls.

The Washington County Budget Committee has approved a $2 billion budget for FY 2025-26, including a $20.5 million general fund gap closure, with significant cuts in services.

The first of four Portland Sunday Parkways drew the community for outdoor activities, with a 2-mile bike and 3.6-mile walk path, featuring food trucks and entertainment. The event, sponsored by Kaiser Permanente, promotes health and community.