The NWS has issued a flood watch and warning for Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington due to heavy rains, with risks of river flooding and landslides.

A pedestrian died in a car crash in North Portland, contributing to the city's 41st traffic fatality in 2025. Police are investigating the two-vehicle incident.

Deputies in Wilsonville shot a person who charged at them with an ax; the individual is in critical condition and deputies are on leave during the investigation.

Hillsboro's Cultural Arts District offers a space for creative healing through art and activities, promoting wellness and community in the downtown area.

Hillsboro City Council will discuss the community's response to ICE activities in a work session. Public input is encouraged via in-person or Zoom attendance, with translation services available.

The Portland Police Bureau confirmed the death of 85-year-old Ruthellen Tromsness, who succumbed to injuries from an August car crash caused by a driver cited for driving while suspended.

A section of North Columbia Boulevard in Portland was closed for a fatal crash investigation involving two vehicles, with one man deceased and two drivers cooperating with police.

Road work on NE/SE 82nd Avenue in Portland will cause delays, with lane closures but one lane open each way. PBOT advises caution and warns of rush hour congestion.

Interstate 5 closures under Morrison Bridge are postponed; new dates for the Morrison Bridge Strengthening Project will be announced by the Oregon Department of Transportation.

The Oregon Transportation Commission will meet on December 11 to discuss transportation initiatives, including the I-5 Rose Quarter project and the 2024-2028 Strategic Action Plan.

Portland Police seized a firearm during a traffic stop by the FIT; two convicted felons were arrested for illegal possession of the weapon. The FIT's role in violence prevention is highlighted.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland's drinking water source, with interim measures initiated and no current need for additional precautions for the public.

Oregon and Wasco County announced a $3.5 million grant to help with private property cleanup after the 2025 Rowena Fire. The grant helps where federal aid was unavailable.