North Bend's school board voted 5-2 to amend the Urban Renewal Plan, securing $4 million for downtown workforce housing and providing property tax cuts.

Authorities in Portland are investigating a hit-and-run on the Morrison Bridge that left a bicyclist seriously injured during the Bridge Pedal event. The suspect vehicle, a white Toyota Tundra with missing plates and possible front grille damage, fled before police arrived.

Police found a deceased woman and an uncooperative male suspect during a welfare check in Southeast Portland; the incident escalated to a homicide investigation.

ICE agents detained farmworkers near Woodburn, sparking concerns and legal action from advocates, with reports of ICE breaking a window to arrest four Guatemalan individuals. Advocates criticized the lack of access to legal help for detainees.

The National Weather Service in Portland issued an extreme heat warning for Sunday noon to Tuesday 5 AM PDT, advising precautions for expected high temperatures.

Governor Tina Kotek proposes a funding solution for Oregon's transportation system amid a crisis to avoid ODOT employee layoffs and address the State Highway Trust Fund's needs for 2025-2027.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek vetoes bills on cattle pregnancy tests and Curry County water reviews but signs other legislation, considering public input and information.

An Extreme Heat Watch is in effect in the Greater Portland and Vancouver Metro areas with temperatures expected to reach 95-105 degrees, posing health risks and triggering advisories for residents to seek cooling centers and limit outdoor activities.

Vancouver, WA will vote on Proposition 5 to fund 13 more police officers through increased property taxes, a revised version of last year's rejected Proposition 4.

An extreme heat watch is issued for Portland, Oregon with afternoon highs up to 105°F expected. The NWS cautions against heat-related illnesses and advises residents to stay hydrated and cool.

A California man was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine into Oregon, with an additional five years of supervised release.

Portland has expanded day center services for the homeless through new partnerships, increasing access to daytime resources such as health and employment services.

Portland has partnered with NovoaGlobal to manage its Speed and Intersection Safety Camera Program, aiming to reduce traffic fatalities and serious injuries, with plans to expand camera locations focused on high crash areas.