Portland faces a gusty Christmas Eve with a Wind Advisory in effect until 4 PM. South winds of 10 to 25 mph, gusting up to 50 mph, may cause disruptions and power outages.

Clackamas County announces holiday closures of county offices while ensuring essential services remain available.

41-year-old John McKinney was fatally hit by a vehicle in Aloha, OR. The driver cooperated; no impairment suspected. Witnesses sought, including a silver Audi sedan with plate partial "091."

Newport, Oregon is suing to prevent the creation of a new ICE detention center, alleging lack of transparency and potential negative impacts on tourism and their economy. The city also claims the Coast Guard property should revert to them by 2026.

Motorcycle crash in Portland linked to metal theft after tampering with a traffic control box led to a fatality.

Kevin Cooper died after a November shooting in Portland, marking the city's 48th homicide of the year. The police urge the public to assist in the investigation.

Oregon's ODHS extended SNAP replacement benefits deadline to 30 days post-Dec 17 power outages for 19 counties. This aims to aid residents with food spoilage claims due to storms.

Police arrested Michael D. Collins, 51, in Portland after an October shooting, seizing a firearm from his home. He faces multiple charges, including attempted murder.

A pedestrian, John McKinney, was killed in a traffic accident in Aloha. The driver cooperated with the investigation, which found no impairment. Witnesses, especially regarding a silver Audi, are sought.

Portland Parks & Recreation seeks local committee members to guide the redesign of Gov. Tom McCall Waterfront Park's Bowl area, with applications due by January 12.

Eric Kutch is appointed as the new director of Portland's Permitting & Development bureau, bringing experience from Houston where he improved permit processes. He aims to create a more customer-focused permit system in Portland.

AG Dan Rayfield files a lawsuit to prevent the Trump administration from defunding the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, which could impact consumer rights.

Portland NWS issued a wind advisory for strong south winds with gusts up to 55 mph; cautioning residents of potential disruptions and advising to secure outdoor items.