Portland will commemorate Breast Cancer Awareness Month with activities and a proclamation at City Hall, focusing on early detection and healthcare equity.

Portland's SW Sixth Avenue faces traffic disruptions for repaving and safety improvements, including better bike lanes. The work is scheduled on weekdays, possibly extending to weekends, with limited parking and continued pedestrian access.

A woman died and two others were injured in a collision on Highway 224 in Clackamas County when a Toyota Corolla was struck by a Dodge Ram. The road was closed for investigation.

Oregon introduces a new zoo-themed license plate featuring Asian elephants, designed by artist Jeremy Nichols, to support conservation efforts through the Oregon Zoo Foundation.

Housekeeping staff found a blood-stained room at Vancouver's Studio 6 Suites where Kammy Lyn Pollack was found dead. Joseph M. Uriarte was arrested for her murder.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a protest at the ICE facility, made three arrests, and utilized various resources, including Dialogue Liaison Officers and a Sound Truck.

Portland's mediation with AFSCME local 189 continues as the union, representing 11 IPR workers, may declare a strike. The City offers a transition plan for them to a new police accountability office.

Cryptosporidium was found in Portland's water supply; health officials say no action needed yet, but advise immunocompromised individuals to consult their doctors.

Washington County property tax statements are arriving, with an average dollar split among government services, education, etc. The $1.742 billion revenue reflects an 11.7% increase from last year.

Oregon Republican leaders accuse Governor Kotek of delaying the signing of a transportation bill, preventing a possible challenge to a tax hike. They claim her inaction denies Oregonians their democratic rights.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Portland with sunny skies transitioning to increased chances of rain and possible thunderstorms towards the weekend.

Governor Tina Kotek's administration in Oregon has made progress in combating homelessness, rehousing over 5,539 households and supporting 6,286 shelter beds since 2023.

Traffic signal upgrades at NE 47th & Halsey in Portland start Oct. 20, with work weekdays 9-4, causing potential delays and detours. Public transport unaffected.