Portland Police arrested ten individuals at an ICE building protest for various crimes including arson and assault.

The Multnomah County Board approved a $4 billion budget for fiscal year 2026, covering health services, homelessness aid, and public safety, addressing a significant spending gap.

Cory Jackson pled guilty to six armed robberies in Multnomah County and awaits a 20-year sentence; accomplice Melissa Maxwell is already serving time.

Wyatt Belcher was sentenced to life with parole after 25 years for the murder of Ash Smith at a Portland drum circle, reflecting a stand against violence.

The Federal Circuit expedited Oregon's lawsuit against tariffs from the Trump era; AG Rayfield highlighted the national importance and economic impact.

Portland City Councilor Mitch Green proposes a 2% cut to the EMS budget, potentially freeing $1.5 million for urgent community needs without raising taxes.

ODOT will close U.S. 101 near Bandon for a weekend in September to replace an underperforming culvert, foreseeing future reliability and environmental benefits.

Oregon State's baseball team secured their eighth College World Series appearance with a 14-10 win over Florida State in the Corvallis Super Regional.

An air quality advisory for smog has been issued for Portland metro area by the Oregon DEQ, noting health risks for sensitive groups and advising limited outdoor activities.

Sue Rieke Smith was appointed to Oregon House District 26 by county commissioners, succeeding Courtney Neron. She has a 25-year career in education and a doctorate in educational leadership.

A juvenile was arrested in Oregon for planning a bombing and shooting at Three Rivers Mall in Kelso, Washington, as revealed by the FBI. The plot was stopped before it could be enacted.

Multnomah County issued proclamations for Men’s Health Month, Elder Abuse Awareness Day, Juneteenth, and Immigrant and Refugee Heritage Month to address social issues and honor diversity.

Estacada plans a free household hazardous waste drop-off event for June 14, in partnership with the Oregon DEQ, to safely dispose of materials like paints and motor oil.