House Bill 4002, aimed at reversing Measure 110's drug decriminalization, passed the Oregon Senate and faced protests as it heads to the Governor's desk. Critics highlight racial impacts and inadequate addiction support.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Kenton neighborhood; a suspect is detained, but police are not seeking others. The Police Homicide Unit is investigating the incident.

The Portland Police Bureau is actively seeking Harold Dulaney, wanted on Second Degree Murder charges from a February incident in St. Johns Neighborhood.

A recent audit has prompted the Oregon Department of Administrative Services to revamp its workforce management, following Secretary of State Griffin-Valade's recommendations.

Portland is expecting a week of mixed rain and snow showers with minimal snow accumulation, breezy conditions, and temperatures peaking in the mid-40s.

A federal magistrate upheld Portland's ordinance limiting new fossil fuel infrastructure, dismissing most industry claims, but allowed one distributor’s grievance about property devaluation to proceed in court.

Portland International Airport's terminal opening is delayed due to safety concerns after "close calls" on the construction site. No new opening date is confirmed.

The Multnomah County Board has extended a tax incentive for developers to include affordable housing in Portland, with expanded benefits under the MULTE program.

Portland State men's tennis team defeated Eastern Washington 7-0, marking their first conference win, while Eastern Washington remained winless after two back-to-back defeats.

Oregon's strict land use law, aimed at preventing sprawl, is being reconsidered due to a housing shortage, driving lawmakers to debate potential changes.

The article discusses a car crash in Portland leading to a first-degree manslaughter charge for Shane M. McKeever, 22, with police suggesting a related shootout and seeking witnesses.

The Oregon House passed a bill to reduce corporate influence in healthcare, garnering bipartisan support and aiming to mandate key medical roles to be filled by qualified medical professionals.

The Biden-Harris Administration has rolled out the $1.2 billion SAVE Plan, offering debt forgiveness to about 153,000 borrowers across the U.S. and its territories.