The NWS in Portland forecasts variable weather, including a slight chance of showers and sunny periods, with potential thunderstorms and rain later in the week.

The NWS predicts showers and possible thunderstorms for Portland, with temperatures in the 60s and 70s and varying chances of rain throughout the week.

A driver in Salem had a close call when a metal pry bar from an unsecured load pierced their windshield; luckily, they were unharmed. Oregon State Police highlight the importance of securing loads for road safety.

Construction on Highway 101 near Bandon will reduce traffic to one lane and may cause 20-minute delays. A full weekend closure is anticipated Sept. 19 for a culvert project, with a detour via U.S. 199, I-5, and Oregon 42.

PBOT schedules nighttime roadwork in Portland for pavement markings, affecting traffic signals and flow at SW Fourth Avenue and SW Sheridan Street; motorists advised to seek alternative routes.

Councilor Mitch Green will rally for tenant protections and social housing in Portland, sparked by a near eviction of veteran Dan McLean, with a rally set for Thursday at The Yards at Union Station.

The Portland City Council will now meet weekly to improve public engagement and government transparency, with meetings scheduled throughout the month, including one evening meeting for wider participation.

North Bend Police urge school zone safety, with SROs Jaehnig and Sanne engaging in first-day photo ritual, promoting collaboration with schools for student welfare.

Portland's weather remains unpredictable, with sunny spells, showers, and thunderstorms. The NWS forecasts a high near 88°F today with a slight chance of rain later. The weekend may see more showers and cooler temperatures around 77°F.

A pedestrian, Hollenia Ann Russell, was killed by a vehicle on Highway 34 in Linn County, while the driver, Breanna Demae Fitch, sustained minor injuries.

Portland's PERS members can alter their IAP investment in September by choosing a TDF matching their retirement goals, a change prompted by Senate Bill 1049.

A Corvallis man was arrested for assaulting his girlfriend and another individual with a katana, resulting in serious injuries and hospitalization. He faces multiple charges including attempted assault and unlawful use of a weapon.

Thousands gathered in Portland for a peaceful free speech rally, with police and organizers collaborating to ensure a safe event with no notable incidents.