Kellie Fuller, a 58-year-old reported missing, has been found safe by Beaverton Police. She was unharmed and underwent a medical evaluation. Details on her disappearance have not been disclosed.

The Portland SSCC reported aiding the homeless, offering 54 shelter referrals with 24 acceptances and 8 actual stays. They assessed 664 campsites and handled trash, while addressing health and safety risks at others.

Portland's City Economist released the General Fund Forecast for the fiscal year 2026-27, starting the budget process.

Attorney General Rayfield is suing the Trump Administration with other states to release frozen federal funds for EV infrastructure, asserting the delay harms jobs and state economies.

The Oregon Department of Emergency Management launched a new platform for managing FEMA Public Assistance funding, aiming at improving efficiency in disaster recovery.

Benjamin Gutman has been appointed as Oregon's Deputy Attorney General, a position announced by Attorney General Dan Rayfield. Gutman has an extensive legal background and education from Yale.

Portland anticipates heavy rain with a flood watch due to an atmospheric river, which could lead to swelling rivers and urban flooding, as per the NWS.

Jamie Evans-Butler is appointed as the Program Manager for Portland's Office of Violence Prevention following a competitive process with over 120 candidates.

An 80-year-old man died after a crash in NE Portland; the driver, who stayed on scene, showed no impairment. Visibility issues may have played a role.

A body was found in the Willamette River near Hawthorne Bridge in Portland, prompting an investigation by local authorities and MCSO; the identity and cause of death are unknown.

Hillsboro selected a new flag symbolizing unity, heritage, and innovation, with a design process engaging the community and obtaining nearly 3,000 votes for the winner.

Hillsboro provides $200,000 to aid local nonprofits supporting community members affected by ICE actions, focusing on legal aid, food, and rent assistance.

Sidewalk drilling for an accessibility project will occur in La Grande's downtown area this Friday, without impacting traffic or parking, to prepare for the Eastern Oregon 2024-2027 ADA Curb Ramps project.