The J.H. Baxter site in Eugene, Oregon has been added to the Superfund list, leading to collaboration between EPA and DEQ for cleanup and community health protection.

Four individuals are charged with crimes, including arson and assaulting a federal officer, following protests at an ICE office in South Portland.

Hassan M. Muse, 26, was arrested following a downtown Portland shooting on July 1, facing charges of second-degree murder and weapon use. Police seek witnesses as the investigation continues.

Oregon AG leads a multi-state legal action against Trump administration’s cuts to public humanities funding, aiming to restore NEH support for state humanities councils.

A grand jury cleared Portland Police Officer Young in the fatal shooting of Nicholas Thorn, with the DA's Office set to release the grand jury transcript.

Governor Tina Kotek has launched the Housing Accountability and Production Office in Oregon to speed up homebuilding and help local governments meet housing goals.

Oregon allocated $2.15 million to strengthen its agricultural infrastructure, benefiting seven projects that enhance food processing, storage, and distribution.

Portland's weather forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies and warm temperatures, with highs ranging from 80 to 89 degrees and occasional gusty winds.

Clackamas County introduces new parking fees for parks, with daily and hourly options, and suggests passes for frequent visitors. Camping, picnicking, and events are highlighted, alongside a call for camp host applications.

Routine inspections will close sections of the Fremont Bridge overnight from July 6 to 11, affecting traffic on interstates 405 and U.S. 30 interchange.

A teen was arrested after a shooting at a Portland event space which injured four people; all expected to survive. The suspect fired 25 rounds, was found hiding nearby, and faces multiple charges.

The Multnomah County DA won't charge Deputy Suboh for a shooting on June 13, 2025, considering it justified after an investigation; an internal review is ongoing.

Multnomah County Board apologized for historic harm to the Chinese American community, specifically relating to Lone Fir Cemetery. It plans a $1 million memorial and recognizes past discrimination.