Multnomah County seeks three residents to join its Planning Commission, volunteering to shape rural land use and policy; meetings occur monthly. Applications are due by November 3, 2025.

A woman died and two others were injured in a collision on Highway 224 in Clackamas County when a Toyota Corolla was struck by a Dodge Ram. The road was closed for investigation.

Oregon introduces a new zoo-themed license plate featuring Asian elephants, designed by artist Jeremy Nichols, to support conservation efforts through the Oregon Zoo Foundation.

A homicide investigation began in Vancouver after Kammy Lyn Pollack, 51, was found dead at Studio 6 Suites. Joseph M. Uriarte, 27, was charged with second-degree murder in connection with the case.

The Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals has allowed the president's order to deploy the Oregon National Guard in Portland, overturning a previous TRO. Oregon AG Dan Rayfield criticized the decision, fearing overreach and escalations.

SNAP benefits in Oregon are threatened due to a federal shutdown, with over 750,000 residents at risk of losing food assistance. Governor Kotek criticized the Trump Administration for not resolving the issue.

A semitruck crash on I-5 northbound in Portland caused significant traffic disruptions, with extended delays expected for cleanup efforts. No injuries were reported.

Erin McMahon shared her insights on women veterans’ leadership at the Oregon Women Veterans Conference, organized by ODVA, where she was honored for her service.

Portland protest monitored by police without arrests, PPB emphasizes communication and public safety, details on PPB's strategies provided on their website.

Housekeeping staff found a blood-stained room at Vancouver's Studio 6 Suites where Kammy Lyn Pollack was found dead. Joseph M. Uriarte was arrested for her murder.

The Portland City Council has codified its Sanctuary City status, setting rules against using city resources for federal immigration enforcement, with training for officials, as shared on their social media.

Portland Police supported a large march ensuring safety and traffic control with multiple units, including Dialogue Liaison Officers, and collaboration with local partners.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a protest at the ICE facility, made three arrests, and utilized various resources, including Dialogue Liaison Officers and a Sound Truck.