A serious crash in the Hazelwood neighborhood resulted in life-threatening injuries to one driver, prompting an investigation and a call for witnesses.

Oregon DOJ places the care agency Rever Grand on probation for Medicaid fraud; defendants face multiple charges but the company, under new ownership, continues services with monitoring.

A four-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Marion County, Oregon, resulted in one fatality and minor injuries, causing a four-hour closure for investigation.

Clackamas County voters are reminded of various voting options for the upcoming Special Election, with a participation rate of 16.76% so far. Options include mail-in, drop-off, and in-person voting with assistance services available.

Sen. Jama supports Councilor Avalos after a fire at her home, hoping for safety and unity amid concerns of intentional cause, as Portland faces tense times.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a South Waterfront protest without altercations or arrests, remaining poised and communicating a focus on public safety and restraint.

The Portland Police named Derrik M. Rice as the victim of a fatal shooting in the Argay Terrace neighborhood and have requested public assistance in the ongoing homicide investigation.

Portland experiences dense fog with visibility down to a quarter mile, prompting a Dense Fog Advisory from the NWS until 10 AM, urging caution for drivers and pedestrians.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield, joined by 21 attorneys general and 3 governors, sues the Trump administration and USDA's Brooke Rollins for illegally suspending SNAP benefits during a government shutdown.

Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability will implement the Renewable Fuel Standard code without changes, aligning with state environmental quality measures.

The Washington County Department of Housing Services is hosting the 2025 Annual Housing Forum, featuring key sector leaders to discuss housing issues amidst budget constraints.

Portland Police Bureau closely monitored a peaceful South Waterfront protest without making arrests, facilitated dialogue, and stood ready to enforce laws.

Burns, Oregon's local DMV closed due to a facility issue; residents advised to use online services or find alternate offices.