A shooting in Northeast Portland's Hollywood district early Friday morning led to Halsey Street's closure and an ongoing police investigation. Details and the extent of injuries are currently unknown.

An apartment fire in SE Portland's Centennial Neighborhood was quickly managed by firefighters, with the second alarm response being stood down. No injuries were reported, and the cause is unknown. Images were shared by a volunteer photographer.

TriMet is addressing a $300 million deficit by cutting 68 roles, including 26 layoffs, to save $17.7 million. The cuts affect non-union staff and are part of a plan for fiscal sustainability by 2028.

Tonight's final Community Design Advisory Group meeting for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project in Portland will celebrate community efforts in disaster planning, focusing on the bridge's design, including lighting concepts.

Portland City Council bans AI-assisted rent price fixing, following a lawsuit against Greystar for anti-competitive rent pricing. The ordinance aims to improve housing affordability.

Third arrest made in 2022 Portland homicide of Mohamed Shaani; Shaperryia Lambert charged with second-degree murder.

Liesl Wendt appointed as ODHS director, bringing experience to address Oregon's social challenges, with a commitment to action, transparency, and teamwork.

Jeffrey Allen Braukmann was found guilty on multiple charges of child sexual abuse by a Washington County jury.

Washington County's LUT road crews are prepared for winter, having trained and equipped with new trucks for snow and ice. They will operate on 12-hour shifts to keep priority routes clear.

The Portland Police released a body-cam video documenting an incident where officers from the North Precinct responded to reports of an armed man in the Lloyd District.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather for Portland with a mix of sun, clouds, and a chance of rain, with temperatures around 46-53°F.

Multnomah County has launched a new task force to combat rising property crimes, bringing together multiple law enforcement agencies to develop collaborative strategies against burglaries.

Washington County debates use of Flock cameras amid privacy concerns, ACLU calls for regulation, and sheriff assures no data sharing with federal agencies.