Governor Tina Kotek proposes a funding solution for Oregon's transportation system amid a crisis to avoid ODOT employee layoffs and address the State Highway Trust Fund's needs for 2025-2027.

Portland prepares for road closures during the Providence Bridge Pedal event, affecting Willamette River bridges and roadways for cyclists and pedestrians.

OHCS, Guardian Real Estate Services, and Robison Jewish Home are collaborating to refurbish and maintain 233 affordable housing units for seniors at Rose Schnitzer Tower in Portland, using $42.3 million in bond financing.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek vetoes bills on cattle pregnancy tests and Curry County water reviews but signs other legislation, considering public input and information.

Thomas Sodders collided with cyclist Justin Little on I-5 in Oregon, resulting in Little's death and minor injuries to Sodders and passenger Christine Graham. The crash circumstances are under investigation.

Three individuals were arrested in a Clackamas County sting targeting illegal towing operations in Happy Valley, leading to the impoundment of tow trucks and multiple citations.

A multi-vehicle crash caused by a Ford Escape SUV on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Portland left one pedestrian dead and injured others, with the events leading to the crash under investigation.

An Extreme Heat Watch is in effect in the Greater Portland and Vancouver Metro areas with temperatures expected to reach 95-105 degrees, posing health risks and triggering advisories for residents to seek cooling centers and limit outdoor activities.

A Tacoma woman is charged with failing to obey an order at a Portland ICE facility, facing up to 30 days in jail. Her initial court appearance has occurred.

The Portland City Council passed a resolution to create a Unified Housing Strategy, focusing on aligning housing policies to address the housing crisis.

The Multnomah County Board adopted three proclamations to support community health, local businesses, and highlight health centers, community health workers, and Black Business Month.

Colin Kaepernick joined PPS Superintendent Dr. Armstrong at Benson High School to discuss perseverance and announce a partnership with his AI company, raising both hopes and concerns about AI in education.

Nickole Cheron, Portland's ADA Title II Disability Equity Manager, advocates for a more accessible city, drawing on personal experiences to address challenges faced by people with disabilities.