The Portland Police urge the public to help find Jacob Fitzgerald, suspected in a fatal shooting and another incident where a witness was injured. He is considered armed and dangerous.

Portland Police Bureau participated in the Polar Plunge, raising over $3300 for Special Olympics of Oregon, with officers braving the cold Willamette River.

Wieden+Kennedy cut 20% of its staff at the Portland office, impacting 90 employees amidst industry changes. The layoffs are part of a restructure to align with client needs, not due to client losses.

Portland officials report 48 fentanyl-related deaths in early 2024 and are taking proactive measures, including a multi-agency task force and novel interventions, to combat the opioid crisis.

Oregon's Safe Routes to School encourages students to walk or cycle to school in April to support Earth Month, promoting sustainability and foregoing physical rewards for creative expressions of eco-friendliness.

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation released a free, user-friendly Oregon Investor Guide to help individuals make informed investment decisions.

Protests occurred at Matisyahu concerts in Portland and Bend, Oregon over his pro-Israel views, with some concert cancellations, but no reported violence.

Portland Police seek public help in finding missing Phillip Sumner, last seen November 18, 2023. He requires critical medication and has been out of contact for a prolonged time.

The National Weather Service forecasts a wet week in Portland, Oregon with rain and possible snow flurries, strong winds, and little snow accumulation expected.

A suspect is being sought after in Longview, Washington, following a violent home invasion, assault on a homeowner, and theft, including vehicle theft and burglary.

Commissioner Dan Ryan extends fee waivers for storm-related tree damage in Portland until March 8, easing the financial burden for affected property owners.

Portland, Oregon, joined the global "Believe in Ukraine" movement, supporting Ukraine's resistance against Russia's invasion, as detailed by KOIN and validated by USAID's aid contributions.

Jessica Vega Pederson advocates for more funding for Oregon's Measure 110, promoting alternatives to the criminal justice system and a new $25M drop-off center for substance users.