Severe weather with thunderstorms, heavy rain, and strong winds is expected in Oregon, potentially impacting travel plans, as per the NOAA and Oregon Department of Transportation.

The Oregon Main Street 2024 Annual Report highlights the program's economic impact, including $24 million in private investment and 1,652 new jobs. It also celebrates community revitalization efforts across the state.

Rep. Maxine Dexter visited Clackamas County, touring the Sandy Health Center and Bull Run Bridge, discussing challenges in healthcare, substance abuse treatment, and infrastructure.

Washington County is updating its Community Wildfire Protection Plan, inviting public input through a survey to bolster regional defenses against wildfires.

A high-speed crash in Clackamas County resulted in a fatality, with authorities investigating the incident involving a white Infiniti SUV that caught fire.

Police Chief Day calls Portland's March violence spike "unacceptable" with seven homicides, addressing the public's concerns and the need for community assistance in unsolved cases.

The National Weather Service forecasts a rainy week for Portland, with chances of thunderstorms and a brief warm spell on Tuesday before wet conditions return.

Adam Matthew Lansky is facing federal charges for attacking a Tesla dealership with Molotov cocktails and gunfire in Salem, and is linked to unregistered destructive devices.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management warns against charity scams following disasters and offers guidelines to ensure donations are made safely and to legitimate entities.

Friends of IFCC awards grants to 23 Portland-based artists, promising a vibrant future for the local art scene at the Interstate Firehouse Cultural Center.

An ODF report clarified that the 2020 Santiam Canyon Fire was caused by embers from the Beachie Creek Fire, not downed power lines as previously thought.

Gresham police arrested three individuals, including Donald Kargbo, following an armed carjacking and subsequent pursuit; a fourth suspect remains at large.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office is inviting public feedback on new policy drafts related to complaint intake and internal affairs processing during a 30-day Stakeholder Review.