Over 3,000 Oregon nurses plan a three-day strike at Providence hospitals for better conditions, adherence to the Safe Staffing Law, and fair pay. The Oregon Nurses Association delivered the strike notice amid stalled negotiations.

A young motorcyclist named Phillip P. Taylor died in a collision involving his motorcycle and a car in Portland; the car's driver was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

Oregon's coast is closed to clam harvesting due to high marine biotoxin levels, causing health risks like Paralytic Shellfish Poisoning. Authorities are frequently testing for safe toxin levels before reopening.

Firefighters in Gresham rescued a smoke-overcome cat from an apartment fire and ensured its continued treatment through emergency medical care, with recovery and reunion with its owner expected.

Gigantic Brewing releases a limited edition IPA, 'It’s On IPA', to celebrate the 2024 Hankook Portland E-Prix, with a launch event featuring a Formula E show car.

Gary Caughey, 83, was sentenced to five years in prison for public indecency at a Target store. He must register as a sex offender; his criminal history includes rape and kidnapping.

The latest forecast from the National Weather Service indicates a series of partly sunny days in Portland with temperatures in the 70s and low 80s, ideal for outdoor activities.

Jacob Bentley, 39, was arrested in Oregon, charged with 12 counts of sexual abuse and 2 counts involving explicit conduct with children under 10. Authorities suspect more victims.

Multnomah County seeks expertise for its new behavioral health center, targeting a September opening with services for people with SUD and mental health issues.

Portland candidates file for elections under the city's new government structure, which includes a larger council, ranked-choice voting, and district-based representation. The November election will implement these changes.

The article covers a fatal shooting of a rideshare service driver who was killed while on duty with a teenage passenger critically injured. The incident is under investigation, with no suspects arrested.

Jesse Calhoun has been moved to Multnomah County Jail, facing murder charges for the deaths of three women in Portland. He awaits arraignment with no court date scheduled yet.

The Clackamas County Developmental Disabilities Resource Fair, supporting those with disabilities, will occur on June 22, 2024, at Clackamas Community College.