UFCW Local 555 endorses Kroger and Albertsons $24.6 billion merger, diverging from the national union's stance, after negotiations with C&S Wholesale Grocers.

A dark money group targets Oregon swing districts with targeted mailers and ads, sparking scrutiny over political financing and election law enforcement.

Portland General Electric considers adding power lines through Forest Park, leading to concerns among residents about potential environmental disruption in the city's natural reserve.

The NWS Portland forecasts a wet week for Portland with consistent showers and a chance of increased rainfall, particularly midweek, and temporary sunshine on Thursday.

Oregon faces a 1,500% hike in fentanyl overdoses since the pandemic, with over 1,200 deaths reported ending September 2023. Officials respond with a fentanyl emergency plan in Portland.

Annette Oliver is charged with attempted murder for shooting a man she previously dated in Portland's Kenton neighborhood in January. She was arrested in February by the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force.

A local man, Pedro Sanchez-Machic, died in a solo car crash in Portland's Arbor Lodge Neighborhood. Investigations by the Major Crash Team are ongoing.

A memorial service at the University of Washington honored Capt. Benjamin Moulton, a Marine who died in a helicopter crash, celebrating his leadership and loyalty.

Multnomah County reports a decrease in gun violence, attributing success to collaborative efforts. However, concern arises over the potential loss of funding in 2024, which may impact the sustainability of violence prevention programs.

Portland's Joint Office of Homeless Services is opening a day center in St. Johns to aid the homeless with services like showers, laundry, and housing assistance.

Multnomah County opened severe weather shelters, providing training to staff and volunteers on using Narcan to reverse opioid overdoses, with no incidents reported during their operation.

A survey from the Multnomah County DA's Office shows internal divisions on diversity initiatives, with discrepancies in confidence toward management particularly along gender and supervisory lines.

Oregon celebrated its statehood by swearing in 29 new citizens from 19 countries, coinciding with its birthday on February 14th, and highlighting the diverse backgrounds of America's newest members.