Portland's weather forecast includes sun, clouds, occasional drizzles, and temperatures in the mid-80s, with mostly sunny conditions expected over the weekend.

Stella-Jones Corp. in Oregon has pleaded guilty to 10 counts of unlawful water pollution, leading to a $250,000 fine and a 3-year probation with environmental compliance conditions.

Multnomah County won't reopen cooling centers on Monday after a heatwave, but advises residents to still seek cool public spaces and remain heat safety aware.

Over Francisco Ochoa-Lopez was convicted of second-degree kidnapping in Washington County, but fled before trial's end, prompting an active search for his arrest.

Washington County offers no-turn away shelters due to severe summer weather, providing safe spaces, meals, and access for pets, with transportation options available.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek opens the application process for a new judicial seat in Douglas County, as per Senate Bill 95, with a deadline of September 10.

In Portland, police disrupted illegal street racing involving 50-60 vehicles, issuing citations, towing cars, making arrests, and seizing firearms; fireworks were thrown at officers with no injuries reported.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek invoked the Emergency Conflagration Act for the Flat Fire, which threatens areas in Jefferson and Deschutes counties, mobilizing additional firefighting resources.

PPB addressed street racing with patrols and stops, resulting in vehicle tows and arrests, while racers continued to challenge law enforcement efforts.

License plate reader aids Eugene Police in arresting a 19-year-old and detaining a wanted juvenile following reports of attempted vehicle burglaries. Two other minors were released.

Kody Richard Jensen was sentenced to 21 years and 3 months for multiple domestic violence crimes against two women, including rape, assault, and kidnapping.

Medford agencies are hosting a public safety recruitment event on September 26th to showcase career opportunities, offering presentations, Q&A sessions, and a friendly atmosphere.

The Multnomah County Medical Examiner is investigating the first potential heat-related death during a heatwave, involving a 56-year-old man in Portland.