Oregon Ducks' Nate Bittle enters the 2025 NBA draft but could return to college, as he maintains eligibility. He averaged 14.2 points and 7.6 rebounds, and his size and skill make him a potential second-round pick.

The State Library Board nominating sub-committee will meet publicly on April 4 to select its officers for the next year, offering accessibility services as needed.

The article discusses Earth Day 2025's theme "Our Power, Our Planet," focusing on renewable energy, with Clackamas County aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050 and promoting a Climate Action Plan.

One driver died and two others were injured in a two-vehicle collision in Clackamas County; authorities are investigating the crash with possible impairment involved.

The City of Portland warns against deceptive energy program solicitations masquerading as official communications.

A Troutdale community resource deputy is cracking down on speeding drivers, with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office emphasizing the minimal time saved versus the high safety risks.

Portland will have a wet and windy week with showers, potential thunderstorms, gusts up to 30 mph, and high temperatures in the low 50s, per the National Weather Service.

A Sheridan man was critically injured in a Grand Ronde shooting, with alcohol as a factor. The homeowner aided the victim; the suspect from Woodburn later surrendered. No public danger persists; the investigation is ongoing.

Clark County declares April 7-13 as Food Waste Prevention Week to address the 38% of US food that goes uneaten, hosting events for education and engagement.

Oregon is considering a $90 million funding bill, HB 2059, to increase mental health and addiction treatment beds, as part of a broader behavioral health initiative.

Oregon State Police are investigating the illegal killing of two young deer in Clatsop County and are seeking tips via the TIP hotline, referencing case SP25-085755.

The Historic Columbia River Highway in Oregon reopened at Larch Mountain Road after emergency repairs on settling concerns, but ongoing slope monitoring may cause future closures.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management cautions residents about scams during the post-flood recovery, advising on donation verification and contractor selection.