A cyclist died in a crash at Washington Park, Portland, after trying to ride through a gap between boulders. The PPB is investigating the incident. Identity and crash details remain undisclosed.

Thousands gathered in Portland for a peaceful free speech rally, with police and organizers collaborating to ensure a safe event with no notable incidents.

AG Dan Rayfield filed an amicus brief with states supporting unions against a Trump-era order limiting their bargaining rights, citing First Amendment protections.

Eugene urges motorists to be vigilant as schools reopen, emphasizing safety around zones with increased pedestrian traffic, especially children. Authorities advise drivers to obey traffic laws and be extra cautious.

Portland's weather forecast predicts warm, sunny days with highs in the 80s to low 90s and clear, cool nights. Light winds and steady pressure indicate stable conditions, with a slight chance of rain by the weekend.

A DUI crash in Milwaukie resulted in one woman's death and another hospitalized; the driver, Austin Jones, was arrested on manslaughter and other charges.

Joseph Nontanovan transitioned from catering to arboriculture with the Portland Fruit Tree Project, supported by PCEF, leading to his own tree pruning business and community contributions.

Oregon State Police report a fatal single-vehicle crash on I-84 in Union County, claiming the life of Jejo Haes, 28. Investigation ongoing, no major traffic disruption.

The Hillsboro Hops bid farewell to their original ballpark with a final game before moving to a new stadium in 2026.

A Tacoma man died in a motorcycle crash on Highway 402 in Grant County, with preliminary findings suggesting his bike hit gravel before rolling multiple times.

A cyclist died in a solo crash in Washington Park, Portland, on Sunday. Police are investigating the incident with no vehicles believed to be involved.

Portland forecast predicts a week of mostly sunny skies, with temperatures rising to highs around 81-90°F, calm winds, and evening temperatures in the mid-60s.

Medford Parks and Recreation announces new and returning events for the community, including "Yappy Hour's Doxin-Dash," a family dance, and the "Howl-O-Ween Party."