A foggy morning in Portland progresses to a sunny 80°F day, followed by clouds and a chance of showers throughout the week. Highs are expected to remain in the 60s and low 70s.

The Portland Police Bureau and MCSO Transit Police Division conducted a joint operation targeting drug activity in Portland's Hazelwood neighborhood, resulting in multiple arrests and drug seizures.

The weather forecast for Portland includes sun, clouds, and rain chances, with temperatures ranging from highs in the 60s and 70s to lows around 50 degrees.

Multnomah County in Oregon began a new drug deflection program, referring 71 people to rehabilitation instead of jail, focusing on treatment and support services over the first month.

Clark County Board of Health extends the application deadline for a seat on the Public Health Advisory Council to boost educational sector representation.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny days and rain in Portland, Oregon, with clear skies today and a high of 75°F and rainfall starting Friday with a 100% chance of precipitation.

A Portland man received a five-year prison sentence for driving recklessly through a parade route, though he insisted the act was impulsive, not planned.

A special education teacher sues Salem-Keizer Public Schools over injuries from violent student incidents, seeking compensation and systemic changes for safety.

Repairs on six deteriorated bridges along the Chelatchie Prairie Railroad in Clark County have started, which may cause minor delays for commuters and trail users.

A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Woodburn for allegedly making a school shooting threat on TikTok, which was traced back to him by the FBI and local police. No weapons were found at his home.

The Clackamas County District Attorney's Office has been awarded by Oregon Top Workplaces for its positive work environment and commitment to supportive practices.

Oregon College Saving Plan awarded Eberildo Ramos Matias and Leanna Rios the Diversity in Leadership Scholarship for their academic and community efforts.

Oregon's communication upgrade, including the VMED29 radio channel, proved effective during emergencies at a wildfire camp, facilitating crucial coordination between air and ground medical services.