Portland is experiencing steady rain and occasional thunderstorms with temperatures around 52°F, continuing through the week with 100% chance of precipitation and high winds.

A woman in Portland is charged with assaulting a federal officer near an ICE office on October 31, 2025. This is part of a series of charges since June 2025, with 38 people indicted for federal crimes at ICE facilities.

The Medford Fire Department hosted HazMat training to enhance regional response capabilities for hazardous situations, involving local emergency crews.

Police intensify the search for a suspect in numerous car break-ins in Battle Ground, with patrols increased and prevention tips provided to residents.

Portland launches a sidewalk cleaning service in busy areas to enhance the city's cleanliness and safety as stated by the Public Environment Management Office.

A man in St. Helens was arrested for sodomy and sexual abuse; the Portland Police Bureau is seeking other potential victims and has released his photo.

Medford is offering Free Wood Debris Chipper Days for fire prevention, available on March 19-20 at two locations, for residents to chip clean wood debris.

Today is the last day to vote in the Portland and Lake Oswego Special Election; Multnomah County urges voters to use Official Ballot Drop Sites to ensure ballots are counted.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield and 21 other states have sued the U.S. Department of Education over changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program that they claim could unfairly limit public servants' eligibility for loan forgiveness.

Multnomah County officials warn of increased road hazards during winter months, especially after Daylight Saving Time ends, and urge drivers to be extra cautious to protect pedestrians, cyclists, and other road users.

Portland's National Weather Service predicts a week of consistent rain with high winds, advising residents to prepare for wet conditions and keep umbrellas handy.

Governor Tina Kotek of Oregon launches the Moderate-Income Revolving Loan Program to build new housing for families earning less than 120% of the Area Median Income.

Oregon's coastal communities to gain 132 affordable homes funded by the MIRL program, a zero-interest loan initiative. Governor Kotek's effort addresses the housing crisis for moderate-income families.