A pardoned Jan. 6 defendant has filed to run for Oregon governor, injecting a controversial influencer into a crowded GOP primary.

Court records show no convictions tied to Portland's public camping ban so far, with many cases delayed or dismissed amid shelter referrals and a public defender shortage.

Two injured law enforcement officers are expected to fully recover, as confirmed by the Multnomah County Sheriff via social media. Sheriff O’Donnell supports the PPB during this time.

Portland’s D.A. has told prosecutors to file charges if people routed to the deflection program don’t engage in treatment within 90 days. The move contrasts with Seattle’s diversion-first tack.

A proposed Oregon legislative concept would force insurers to account for homeowner wildfire hardening or else offer discounts, with regulators reviewing insurers’ models.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife is offering up to $10,000 after a radio-collared gray wolf (OR186) was found dead north of Yamsay Mountain. Investigators are working with Oregon State Police and asking the public for tips.

Oregon is putting $25 million into hospital maternity services — $15M for small rural hospitals and $10M in rate boosts for larger centers — to shore up local births.

Volunteers in Oregon honored Martin Luther King Jr. through service projects, including clean-ups and social justice marches, embodying King's legacy of community unity and active citizenship.

Multnomah County Health Department offers a free Mpox vaccine to all eligible individuals, emphasizing community health without requiring insurance or payment.

Yamhill County Public Health is hosting a community baby shower in Sheridan to provide new and expecting parents with healthcare information and support.

Portland Fire & Rescue's Station 20, serving since 1959, has been retrofitted for earthquakes and protects areas like Sellwood and Eastmoreland. Its design reflects community ties, and it promotes local emergency awareness via social media.

Cryptosporidium was found in Portland's water supply from Bull Run Watershed. While not an immediate health risk, immunocompromised individuals are advised to consult healthcare professionals. A new filtration system is expected by 2027.

The Prineville DMV in Oregon is closed due to staffing issues; alternative services are available online and nearby.