Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield obtained a court order to restore over $1 billion in educational grants for needy students after federal withdrawal.

Councilor Steve Novick criticizes Mayor Wilson's proposed budget cuts, expressing concern for Portland’s park services and fiscal stability. He suggests exploring new revenue sources instead.

William Robert Murphy died in a motorcycle crash on Highway 199 in Josephine County, Oregon, when his Harley Davidson veered off the road and hit a tree.

Clackamas County celebrated the ribbon-cutting of its new $313 million courthouse, set to address space and infrastructure issues of the previous facility, with enhanced safety features and room for judicial growth.

Rodney Marcus Arreguin was arrested by Portland officers for the fatal shooting of Joshua Manahan in South Portland and faces second-degree murder and first-degree robbery charges.

Medford announces multiple road and lane closures from May 4-15 for infrastructure improvements, affecting several streets and advising commuters to plan alternative routes.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office announced an investigation into the death of inmate Sharon Lee Watkins at Inverness Jail, who was found unresponsive on May 1 and could not be revived.

Timber Road reopened after a two-year closure and landslide repair project, reconnecting the Timber community and re-establishing a key link between OR 6 and US 26. The $5 million project was funded by the County Road Fund.

Portland's weather this week includes increasing clouds today with possible showers and a high of 73°F. The mixed forecast anticipates varied conditions, from cloudy to sunny days, with chances of showers by Wednesday night.

The Portland Police Bureau reclaimed a home taken over by criminals while the owner was away, arresting nine and seizing drugs, a gun, and stolen items.

Oregon Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner announces the 2025 Financial Empowerment Award recipients, honoring individuals and organizations for promoting financial literacy.

Washington County proposes a FY 2025-26 budget addressing a $20.5 million shortfall while preserving services.

Medford volunteers removed 1,400 pounds of trash from local parks, with 27 individuals contributing over 140 hours to the effort, including cleaning graffiti and storm debris.