Multnomah County, in collaboration with The Blueprint Foundation, uses an EPA grant to tackle environmental racism by installing solar-powered air quality monitors in Rockwood, providing data for interventions and green job training for local youths.

Devin Moore Rose was sentenced to life with parole after 25 years for second-degree murder and firearm charges in Justin Graver's shooting death in October 2023.

The article discusses the importance of emergency preparedness for college students living in residence halls, advising them on safety protocols, emergency contacts, go-bag essentials, staying informed, and adopting a buddy system.

Center 50+ is hosting a Harvest Party Volunteer Fair on October 30 in Salem, inviting community members to explore volunteer opportunities with various organizations.

The City of Hillsboro's Winter Lighting has begun, enhancing the downtown area with festive lights to draw the community to local businesses through March.

Washington County is updating its Community Participation Organizations and Committee for Community Involvement with new principles to streamline governance and focus on the community, while seeking public input on the changes.

ODHS offers free attendance to Oregon partners for the 2025 Youth Innovation Summit in Portland, where strategies to combat youth homelessness will be discussed.

Police shot and killed a man at a Lincoln City motel after a domestic disturbance, where the man reportedly reached for a gun and was found with outstanding warrants.

A Beaverton nurse was murdered, allegedly by neighbor Bryce Schubert, who faces charges including first-degree murder. He pleaded not guilty, with prosecutors highlighting the crime's cruelty.

Rain is predicted for Portland with showers expected throughout the week, peaking tonight, with mild temperatures giving way to a 100% chance of precipitation.

The Street Crimes Unit in Eugene executed a search warrant at Buy a Car dealership, confiscating methamphetamine, scales, cash, and charging owner Rory Gene Conner with drug-related offenses.

The Multnomah County DA released grand jury transcripts of Tyrone Johnson II's death investigation, revealing the decision not to charge anyone in the case.

The article discusses a push for safe sleep practices to reduce SUID rates among marginalized communities in Oregon, highlighting the importance of culturally responsive training for caseworkers and safe sleep education.