Lane closures on Owen Drive and S. Grape Street in Medford are scheduled due to manhole adjustment and sewer line rehab work, potentially affecting commutes.

Oregon passed House Bill 3962, adjusting transient lodging tax revenue allocation; 60% can now go to local governments and 40% to tourism promotion. This aims to balance support for tourism with local budget flexibility.

Tactical teams sought a suspect who fired at Milwaukie police after a car chase. The suspect fled into Eastmoreland Golf Course, leading to a perimeter being set and local alerts issued. Transport was disrupted as police contained the situation.

The PPB monitored South Portland for criminal activity near an ICE facility, spoke with protesters to de-escalate tensions, and made no arrests. They plan to investigate and possibly charge individuals later.

I-5 crash near Ashland, Oregon results in one death and serious injuries after a Honda collided with a parked semi-truck.

Portland's Juneteenth weather forecast features a mostly sunny day with a high near 73, turning cloudier in the evening with a low around 50. Showers and potential thunderstorms are expected the next day.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield will host a town hall in Lincoln City to hear community impacts of federal actions, as part of a series addressing various issues.

Portland Police oversee the South Waterfront area, arrest a man for DUII, and remind the public that lack of immediate arrests doesn't mean crimes won't be charged later.

Ginovanni Brumbelow from Gresham is charged with assaulting an officer during a protest turned riot near Portland's ICE office.

Project SEARCH graduates five young adults with disabilities in Sherwood, increasing their employability skills through a partnership including ODHS and local entities.

A teenager died and three others were injured in a car crash in Linn County, Lebanon, after their vehicle hit a tree. The incident is under investigation.

Portland police arrested Michael K. Cohron for sexually abusing a developmentally delayed girl, with an investigation spanning years and multiple charges filed.

Eugene City Council allocates $700,000 to support three affordable housing projects, with funds aiding in the creation of over 240 rental units for low-income residents.