Colin Kaepernick joined PPS Superintendent Dr. Armstrong at Benson High School to discuss perseverance and announce a partnership with his AI company, raising both hopes and concerns about AI in education.

Nickole Cheron, Portland's ADA Title II Disability Equity Manager, advocates for a more accessible city, drawing on personal experiences to address challenges faced by people with disabilities.

Oregon is investing $160 million in affordable housing, aiming to create over 740 homes across diverse communities, with initiatives supporting marginalized groups.

PBOT's Safe Routes to School newsletter outlines safety measures for students and encourages community engagement via social media for back-to-school season.

Clackamas County's Jamie Breunig combines healthcare and housing to support the homeless, helping individuals like Sheri transition from the streets to permanent homes.

The David Campbell, Portland's fireboat for 94 years, retired and will be displayed at a museum, honored with a ceremony attended by the community and officials.

Hillsboro emphasizes community efforts to protect water quality as part of National Water Quality Awareness Month, highlighting actions to prevent water pollution and maintain purity.

The City of Gresham has lifted the boil water notice for the Kelly Creek area after confirming the water is safe.

Portland Police oversaw a peaceful protest march without incidents, ensuring safety and traffic flow, and maintained a policy of non-engagement in immigration enforcement.

Portland introduces the Rose City Connection newsletter to provide weekly city updates and streamline communication, replacing Civic Life's monthly newsletter and social media updates.

Oregon residents can provide feedback on proposed revisions to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department's procurement and contracting rules until August 31, influenced by Senate Bill 838B.

Gresham, Oregon issued a boil water notice to Kelly Creek and nearby areas after a pressure drop, now fixed. Residents are advised to boil water to prevent bacteria.

Shortstack Belmont aims to provide affordable housing for Portland's "missing middle" with 35 sustainable units, benefiting from a $6 million OHCS LIFT program grant, targeting households earning 60-80% of median income.