The weather forecast for Portland, Oregon predicts a shift from sunny to rainy conditions, with a significant decrease in temperature and the possibility of snow at higher elevations, extending into the weekend.

The article reminds Oregon taxpayers that the April 15 tax filing deadline is near and advises e-filing for efficiency, highlighting free state and federal e-file options and the new Direct File Oregon service.

South Carolina's Gamecocks beat Oregon State 70-58, advancing to the Final Four with an undefeated season under Coach Dawn Staley. Tessa Johnson scored 15 points.

Oregon is set for key elections, including Attorney General, Secretary of State, and Treasurer. Portland's Mayor Wheeler isn't seeking re-election, and the City Council will expand to 12 members, reshaping city governance.

Negotiations between Legacy Health and insurer Regence have stalled, risking out-of-network fees for 30,000 patients if no deal is reached by month's end.

The Portland Water Bureau advises homeowners to check for leaks as a cause for high water bills, which can lead to property damage and environmental issues. They offer bill adjustments and customer support for leak-related issues.

One man died in a stabbing on a MAX train at 82nd Avenue Transit Station in Portland; police investigation is ongoing with service disruptions expected.

All southbound lanes of I-5 in Portland were closed for emergency repairs due to a bridge joint failure, causing significant traffic delays. The issue was resolved and lanes reopened the same evening.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office offers a self-defense class for women over 14 to enhance their safety, teaching physical defense techniques and situational awareness.

The Vancouver Police are investigating the suspicious disappearance of a local woman, Cristina Ase, who did not show up for work and has not been seen since early Tuesday morning.

A land use proposal for 531 SE 14th Ave in Portland is undergoing Historic Resource Review, potentially impacting the historic neighborhood's character, with public input sought on the city's architectural heritage.

Governor Tina Kotek is seeking a new judge for Columbia County as Judge Cathleen B. Callahan retires on May 31. Applications are due by April 17th, 5 PM. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, Oregon residents, and members of the Oregon State Bar.

Portland's Rockwood neighborhood begins construction on the SE 174th Avenue Sidewalk Infill project for safer pedestrian and cyclist access, funded by a $2.4 million investment.