An Oregon man received a 28-month federal prison sentence for assault and illegal firearm possession, following an incident where he injured a truck passenger and was later found with guns and methamphetamine.

Torrey McConnell, the Clackamas County Deputy DA, won the 2025 Juvenile Prosecutor of the Year award, recognizing her juvenile court work and reform-focused approach after two years in this role.

Olaf Johnson was sentenced to 40 months for using minors in drug trafficking, involving fentanyl delivery. The conviction followed a sting operation where two teenagers were caught distributing on his behalf.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson proclaims September 15 to October 15, 2025, as Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month, promoting inclusivity and recognizing the Latine community's contributions and challenges.

Oregon State Police reported a fatal two-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 involving a stationary Volkswagen Jetta and a Freightliner, with one fatality and no traffic disruption.

Explosions and a fire at a Vancouver triplex displaced seven people and hospitalized one firefighter. Firefighters prevented the blaze from spreading beyond one unit. The cause is under investigation.

Marsha King, a 72-year-old with dementia reported missing in Portland, was safely found at a local hospital. The police thanked the public for their help.

Union Gospel Mission opened Angela's House in Portland, a new facility tripling their capacity to serve women and children facing homelessness, addiction, and abuse.

John Colgan resigned from Cornelius City Council after a post celebrating Charlie Kirk's assassination caused outrage; he was also placed on leave as a teacher.

Portland's weather forecast includes a mix of sun and clouds with a chance of rain and varying temperatures, as detailed by the National Weather Service.

Evergreen Public Schools will resume classes after the support staff union ratified a new contract, ending a strike that delayed the school year's start.

The Portland Police Bureau identified Maria Rubio, 48, and her children, Liliana, 10, and Miguel Morgan, 22, as victims in a murder-suicide in Brentwood-Darlington.

Oregon is reviving its legal case against the federal government to protect salmon in the Columbia Basin, after the Trump Administration withdrew from an environmental agreement.