Portland Fire & Rescue shared a post about a rollover accident where the seatbelt saved the uninjured driver, emphasizing its importance for road safety.

Pedestrian Willie Talimao Jr. was killed after being struck by a vehicle in Portland. The local police are investigating the incident and seeking information.

The David Campbell, Portland's fireboat for 94 years, retired and will be displayed at a museum, honored with a ceremony attended by the community and officials.

Portland's weather will vary, with sunshine today and potential showers tonight and Wednesday morning, followed by clearing skies on Thursday. The weekend promises heat with highs up to 97°F.

Applications for MusicOregon's Echo Fund are open for Portland musicians seeking financial support for non-performance projects until September 5, 2025.

A new Element by Westin hotel is planned for downtown Medford, offering 134 rooms and amenities like a patio, pool, spa, meeting room, and fitness area, aiming to enhance local hospitality.

A pedestrian died after being hit by a vehicle in East Portland. The victim's identity is withheld pending kin notification, and the Portland Police seek public assistance with the case.

Hillsboro emphasizes community efforts to protect water quality as part of National Water Quality Awareness Month, highlighting actions to prevent water pollution and maintain purity.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek considers vetoing several bills and budget items from 2025 session, including laws on dry needling, cattle pregnancy checks, and water usage, with a review deadline set for August 8.

Oregon invites public feedback on its proposed ATV sound and safety regulations following House Bill 2232 that streamlines oversight to OPRD. Comments accepted until August 31, 2025, with a virtual hearing on August 19.

A man was shot dead in Clackamas County; suspect David Jurgenson was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

The Portland Police Bureau has charged an individual with multiple offenses, including assault and strangulation related to domestic violence, after a standoff in Hazelwood.

Oregon state parks will start charging parking fees at 21 additional parks from October 1, 2025, and increase overnight stay rates from May 1, 2026, due to a 14% budget deficit.