A pilot was injured in a plane crash at Scappoose Airport, leading to its closure and an ongoing investigation by local authorities and the FAA. Details of the pilot's condition are unknown.

Portland authorities concluded that a recent Eliot Neighborhood death did not involve foul play, relieving community concerns sparked by the incident.

Clark County Public Works announced plans for a new ADA-compliant fishing platform at Haapa Boat Launch Park, Woodland, funded by PacifiCorp, to improve accessibility for disabled anglards.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation offers discounted rates at SmartPark garages from July 1 to September 30 to encourage downtown visits during summer events.

Circle K announces fuel and car service discounts for July 2nd to spur Independence Day travel, including 40 cents off per gallon and half-price car washes. Mavis Tire also offers tire and service deals.

The East Portland Summer Arts Festival, featuring Allen Stone and Sheila E., is part of Portland Parks & Recreation's Summer Free For All, offering free events citywide including arts, meals, and activities.

The NWS issued an Excessive Heat Watch in Oregon and Washington with temperatures up to 103°F, advising caution and offering resources for the impending heatwave.

A Portland man faces charges after a highway altercation injured a motorcyclist, who was illegally lane splitting before being chased and hit by the assailant's car.

The Darlene 3 Fire in Deschutes County is now 75% contained, helped by favorable weather and the use of drones.

Rodolfo Arroyo-Segoviano was sentenced to 145 months in prison for his role in a drug trafficking ring that distributed narcotics from Mexico to the U.S. The operation involved the seizure of drugs, weapons, and over $1.2 million.

Multnomah County announces the location of a new drug deflection center in Portland, aiming to provide treatment rather than jail time for drug-related offenses, amidst mixed community reactions.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declares a drought emergency in Jefferson County, activating state support for the impacted community facing long-term dry conditions.

The NCPRD and NCSD have agreed to transfer a property to support youth programs, with NCSD buying it for $2.375 million and providing a $1 million facilities credit.