Multnomah County seeks a new director for its expanding Preschool for All program, focusing on equitable early learning and aiming to serve 11,000 children by 2030.

Olaf Johnson was sentenced to 40 months for using minors in drug trafficking, involving fentanyl delivery. The conviction followed a sting operation where two teenagers were caught distributing on his behalf.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny conditions with highs around 79 degrees, transitioning to partly cloudy evenings. The pleasant weather is expected to continue into the weekend, with a chance of rain Saturday night.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson proclaims September 15 to October 15, 2025, as Hispanic and Latinx Heritage Month, promoting inclusivity and recognizing the Latine community's contributions and challenges.

Oregon Senate Republican Leader Daniel Bonham is resigning and endorses Christine Drazan as his successor; Senator Bruce Starr becomes the new caucus leader.

The Portland Police Bureau's Central Precinct desk services are temporarily relocated for maintenance from September 17-19, with services available at an alternate Third Avenue entrance.

Two men were sentenced to 19 and 15 years for exploiting a minor in prostitution, with additional customers also facing prison terms. The Multnomah County DA's office praised the victim's courage in the case.

A DUII arrest was made after a semi-truck crash on I-205 in Portland caused by John C. Lee Jr., leading to traffic disruption and no serious injuries.

Oregon's LSTA Advisory Council sets a virtual meeting for September 29, 2025, to discuss library funding and business.

Oregon’s Department of Revenue warns of a text scam targeting taxpayers' banking information, advising against clicking links and to verify tax refunds via the official website.

Ambulance response times in Multnomah County have improved since a settlement, but at the cost of increased stress on workers and potential compromises in patient care. Despite more ambulances, staff turnover and vehicle incidents are issues.

Oregon State Police reported a fatal two-vehicle crash on Interstate 84 involving a stationary Volkswagen Jetta and a Freightliner, with one fatality and no traffic disruption.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signs bills to enhance consumer protections against medical debts, hidden online fees, and to improve transparency in auto loans. The laws aim for fairness in the marketplace.