The Morrison Bridge is facing eastbound lane closures on August 18-20 due to repair works aimed at strengthening infrastructure and allowing heavier vehicles to cross.

Roadwork begins on SE Washington Street in Portland, lasting seven days with possible weekend work, causing traffic delays and requiring alternate routes.

Multnomah County COO Christopher Neal initiates an independent review by Beery, Elsner & Hammond of conflict of interest management and ethical standards after a state audit.

The new ArcGIS Story Map and the 2025-2026 Oregon Blue Book celebrate the 50th anniversary of Hells Canyon Scenic Byway and Recreation Area, offering a virtual tour and stories from locals.

The Portland Police Bureau identified the woman killed in a recent shooting as Kimberly Venegas-Gonzalez, aged 21, and seek information to aid the investigation.

Tom Dundon is set to buy the NBA's Portland Trail Blazers for over $4 billion, intending to keep the team in Portland. The sale's details and timeline remain unclear.

Portland's City Administrator plans traffic changes in Northwest Portland to address crime and safety, particularly around Couch Park. Specific measures are not yet detailed.

Handyman Mickal Reutov was sentenced to 30 months for stealing a $44,000 Rolex watch from a Lake Oswego home. His sentence will run concurrently with another he is serving.

North Bend PD's K9 program revival progresses with a new kennel built through local business donations. Additional funding is sought for the K9's purchase and care. Donors can contribute via tax-deductible gifts.

Portland Police Bureau named Leonel Macias a suspect in a Southeast Portland homicide, charging him with Murder in the Second Degree and Unlawful Use of Weapon.

Multnomah County declares a state of emergency due to extreme heat, opening three cooling centers and providing free transport for those needing shelter.

BLM seeks public input on a proposed gold mine and processing facility in Malheur County, Oregon, highlighting the project's potential economic benefits.

Portland reported a 51% decrease in homicides in the first half of 2025, with overall violent crime rates declining, according to the city government and Mayor Keith Wilson.