Terrence Woods was named chair of Link Oregon's Board of Directors, succeeding Andrea Ballinger. The organization focuses on providing key broadband connectivity to public and non-profit entities in Oregon.

The neighborhood mourns Donte Mathis, 25, shot dead in Madison South. Portland Police identify the victim and seek public help in the ongoing homicide investigation.

Multnomah County opens cooling centers due to heatwave, providing free transportation and accommodations including pet-friendly options, extended library hours, and healthcare support.

Portland invites public input at the July 10 City Council meeting, offering in-person and online participation options, and requiring sign-ups for speakers. Interpretation services are available upon request.

Authorities are searching for a teen reported missing in the Willamette River with the search starting Sunday afternoon after the teen disappeared underwater.

Portland and Vancouver set up cooling centers and misting stations to combat a 100-degree heatwave, offering relief to residents, including the homeless. Free transit to these centers encourages their use amid the soaring temperatures.

A man drowned in the Willamette River at West Linn's Willamette Park, with unsuccessful rescue and resuscitation efforts by Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue.

Portland adjusts waste collection to start earlier on days forecasted to reach 95 degrees or higher, protecting sanitation workers from heat-related health risks.

Military jets performed Independence Day flyovers across Oregon, a tradition witnessed statewide from Portland to Warrenton to The Dalles, as reported by various local news outlets.

The SW Capitol Highway ramp to SW Barbur Boulevard in Portland will close on July 15 for six weeks of repairs due to bridge deck distress. Detours and occasional lane closures on SW Barbur are expected.

A head-on collision on Highway 20 claimed a 12-year-old's life and resulted in serious injuries and a vehicle fire, with ongoing investigation into the cause.

The Oregon Heritage MentorCorps program is open for heritage organizations in Oregon seeking professional mentorship in various areas including collections management and non-profit operations.

Daniel W. Bluestein was found guilty in a retrial for a 2006 sexual assault case by a unanimous jury after previous non-unanimous verdicts were ruled unconstitutional.