The CDBG program marks a milestone, highlighted by its success in Washington County's community development through projects like the Housing Rehabilitation Program.

The Grant County Sheriff's Office confirmed the death of James Bailey Maxwell, a 74-year-old pilot, in an air tanker crash while fighting a wildfire in Oregon.

WCCLS launched a community survey to improve library services. The survey is anonymous, offered in multiple languages, and respondents can enter a draw for a $50 gift card.

A sewage spill at Riverdale Grade School playground in South Portland prompted cleanup efforts after approximately 4,000 gallons of raw sewage leaked due to a clogged sewer line.

Portland's LGBTQ+ landmark Darcelle XV Showplace may close after 57 years, following its founder's death and reduced attendance. The club seeks community support to avoid shutting down.

Clark County invites nominations for Disability Employment Awareness Month Awards to honor local businesses and individuals who support and employ people with developmental disabilities.

Oregon's firefighters are prepared for more difficult wildfire conditions due to predicted lightning, winds, and heat, with numerous resources deployed for protection efforts.

Mayor Ted Wheeler discussed community safety and violence prevention efforts at Dawson Park, citing a decrease in shootings and promising increased patrols and collaboration between various city agencies.

Approximately 100 people gathered in Portland to protest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu's speech to the U.S. Congress, alongside wider national dissent.

The Lane County Fair is increasing its security measures, adding metal detectors and enforcement presence, to ensure safety after past violent incidents.

PBOT seeks new members for its Bicycle Advisory Committee, providing recommendations on bike issues. There are seven openings for a two-year term, with diverse applicants encouraged to apply by August 18, 2024.

A power outage in Northeast Portland left over 3,000 residents without electricity early Monday morning, with repairs and cause investigation underway by Pacific Power.

Portland's Pride Festival featured a booth by city officials to educate attendees on ranked-choice voting and the Nov. 5 election, including a mock election for participants to rank Drag Queens and Kings.