The National Weather Service forecasts rain and thunderstorms for Portland, with temperatures in the mid-50s, high humidity, and winds up to 28 mph. Despite brief sunny intervals, consistent wet conditions are expected.

Voter turnout in Clackamas County's special election reaches 39.6%, with local governance measures in specific areas being decided. Official results are pending certification on December 1st.

The Portland Police Bureau monitored a peaceful protest in South Waterfront with their Incident Management Team and Dialogue Liaison Officers, resulting in no arrests.

Portland, Oregon, forecast by the NWS predicts persistent rain and gusty winds with 100% chance of precipitation; thunderstorms possible overnight, and showers continuing into Friday, with a slight weekend improvement.

Historic tours of Medford's Eastwood Cemetery, led by volunteer Steven Corelis, bring local history to life, with upcoming events on Nov. 12 and Jan. 14.

Nathaniel Cheney pleaded guilty to damaging a Portland-area power substation, facing up to five years in prison.

Oregon's Building Codes Division warns of a phishing scam targeting residents with false permit approval and payment requests via email. Officials urge verifying such demands with local offices directly.

Christopher Hernandez was arrested for a shooting in Gresham; he faces attempted murder and other charges. Myranda Rice was hospitalized after being shot during the incident.

Portland authorities arrest several suspects for copper thefts causing over $2 million in damages; ongoing investigation reveals evidence and equipment linked to the crimes.

The Medford Police Department is participating in No Shave November to raise funds for the Asante Foundation for Cancer Care. They invite donations to support the cause.

Oregon leads a Supreme Court case challenging the presidential use of emergency powers to set tariffs, arguing the measures increase living costs for Americans.

Portland experienced multiple separate shootings over one weekend, leaving two dead and several injured. Police Chief Bob Day highlighted a decrease in crime rates but acknowledged the community's distress and the ongoing investigations.

Medford's SPAC to review the proposed Haya Park development, potentially adding 500 housing units across 26 buildings, pending traffic impact analysis and public hearing outcomes.