A man was shot in the leg in a North Portland neighborhood; police responded with life-saving measures and are investigating, but no arrests have been made.

Portland Parks & Recreation encourages the community to visit and engage with the city's public gardens, featuring an array of plants and volunteer opportunities.

The Northeast Area Commission on Transportation plans a meeting in La Grande on May 1st to discuss transportation projects, open to the public with teleconference options available.

The Medford Fire Department celebrated its first responders' bravery at the 2025 Annual Awards Banquet, acknowledging various members' service and achievements.

Volunteers gathered in Portland's Jade District for a street clean-up organized by APANO and SOLVE. The initiative collected over 400 gallons of waste and aimed to enhance the neighborhood before Earth Day and the 82nd Avenue Parade of Roses.

The Oregon Historic Cemeteries Grant committee will review grant applications for preserving historic cemeteries on May 8, 2025, with recommendations by May 27. Public can join via Zoom.

Portland Public Schools announced a $2 billion budget with $40 million in cuts, impacting jobs and prioritizing classroom protection amid financial challenges from inflation, reduced federal aid, and lower enrollments.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek participated in a volunteer cleanup event for Earth Day at Wallace Marine Park, emphasizing local efforts in global climate action.

Jonathan Dowdy was arrested after a multi-charge traffic crash on Highway 42, facing manslaughter, assault, DUI, and other charges post-hospitalization.

Oregon lawmakers held a moment of silence for the late Senator Aaron Woods, reflecting on his positive character, pragmatic leadership, and contributions to veteran affairs and AI advancements.

The Washington County Auditor's Office passed its first external quality control review by the Association of Local Government Auditors, meeting Government Auditing Standards.

Thurston County reminds homeowners to pay the first half of 2025 property taxes by April 30 to avoid late fees, with various payment options available, including online and in-person.

Portland Parks & Recreation thanks volunteers during National Volunteer Week for their significant contributions, totaling nearly 389,000 hours in the last year, towards the maintenance and stewardship of the city's parks.