A fatal pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred on Northeast Sandy Boulevard in Portland, with the pedestrian pronounced dead on scene and the driver cooperating with the investigation.

Desiree Young holds a car wash to fund the search for her son Kyron Horman, missing for 14 years, aiming to hire a private investigator and form a task force.

The article details Portland, Oregon's changing weather, from a rainy start to a sunny and warmer week ahead, as predicted by the National Weather Service.

Three Gresham firefighters were injured fighting a duplex fire; one is in critical condition with severe burns. The fire was contained, with no civilian casualties reported.

Ironworker Samantha Deschenes died from injuries sustained in an accident at Benson Polytechnic High School's site. OSHA is investigating the incident, and a hardship fund has been set up for her family.

Portland faces a week of persistent rain with possible breaks midweek, leading to a wet forecast with high chances of precipitation and gusty winds. A sunny, warmer spell is expected towards the end of the week.

One dead after a collision between a Vanderhall autocycle and a GMC Sierra in Clackamas County, Oregon. The accident is under investigation, with no signs of impairment found.

The National Weather Service predicts a cloudy weekend in Portland with a chance of rain, followed by heavy rain and potential thunderstorms into Monday, before easing to sunny weather by midweek.

Oregon is implementing new deflection programs in 20 counties to provide recovery pathways over jail for drug possession, with varied strategies based on local needs, set to launch by September or October.

Washington County announces a June 4 open house for the Thompson Road Realignment Project, where closures and detours will be discussed ahead of construction starting in June.

The body of Salem resident Oscar Lizardo Chaidez, 42, was found on the I-5 in Clackamas County and confirmed by Oregon State Police to be a homicide victim.

Portland is set to enhance the safety of 122nd Avenue with a series of planned improvements, including new pedestrian crossings and street lighting, partly funded by the Safe Streets for All grant. Construction is expected to start in 2024.

Portland City Council supports inclusivity with hybrid meetings, allowing in-person and remote attendance, ensuring civic engagement is accessible for both officials and the public.