An early‑morning blaze destroyed the Grand Shelter at Lewisville Regional Park in Battle Ground, forcing an indefinite closure while investigators work the scene.

Reynolds teachers delivered a petition to Gov. Tina Kotek asking to tap the state’s Education Stability Fund as the district faces a $20M shortfall and 158 staff cuts.

Warm, sunny Tuesday gives way to likely showers and thunderstorms overnight into Wednesday. Gusts up to 28 mph and wet roads may slow the morning commute.

A Providence Park security guard was seriously hurt after an alleged body‑slam; a 41‑year‑old man was arrested and faces assault charges. The guard is expected to need surgery.

Sunny and warm today with a high near 82. Tuesday turns hotter with gusty winds and a chance some spots hit 90.

Former Lake Oswego coach John Parks was arrested on a second‑degree trespass charge at a high‑school sporting event as his federal lawsuit against the district continues.

A 23-year-old man is in custody after police say a woman was seriously injured in a southwest Portland assault. Authorities say the suspect was arrested in Beaverton and booked on multiple felony counts.

Clear, sunny Saturday with highs near 79F. A warming trend may push inland temps into the 80s early next week.

A Gladstone man admitted selling fentanyl‑laced pills tied to a Clackamas County overdose; authorities seized a pill press, bricks of fentanyl and multiple firearms.

OHSU and the Oregon Health Authority rolled out a statewide cancer control plan that spotlights liver cancer, rural disparities and boosting HPV vaccination.

A Multnomah County judge handed a 12-year prison term to Noureddine Dib after a jury convicted him in the 2024 shooting of a father at the Islamic School of Portland. The attack happened during school pickup and left the victim hospitalized.

A Gresham man says a tow‑truck driver ran over his leg while he tried to stop a tow; his lawsuit names Elite Towing and seeks nearly $1 million. The complaint details serious injuries and steep medical bills.

Portland has hired London-based Malcolm Reading Consultants to run a national design competition for the Bowl at Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park. The move advances plans backed by Metro funding.