Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has declared August 2025 as National Emergency Management Awareness Month to emphasize the importance of preparedness for natural disasters.

Man arrested for armed robbery at Denny's in Clackamas County after being identified through surveillance footage.

Portland's weather will clear to 82°F today, turn cloudier tonight with a mild 56°F, then remain partly sunny and temperate throughout the week with possible rain by Wednesday night.

Clackamas County has entered a new contract with AMR until 2035, introducing performance-based incentives and technological upgrades to enhance emergency medical services.

The Oak Lodge Library will be temporarily closed from August 16th for relocation to a new facility, with a grand opening set for October 18th. Hold pickups and returns continue at nearby libraries during the move.

Maria overcame alcoholism and homelessness, aided by local services, and started a cleaning business while improving her health and living conditions.

NCPRD received a $1 million grant from Metro to convert part of Jennings Lodge Campus into a 1.9-acre park with various amenities, aiming to serve an underserved community. Total cost is $2.5 million; opening is planned for spring 2026.

Multnomah County recognizes August as National Black Business Month, led by Commissioner Singleton, spotlighting Black-owned enterprises with various events and a historic proclamation.

Oregon residents can provide feedback on proposed revisions to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department's procurement and contracting rules until August 31, influenced by Senate Bill 838B.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek signed bills to enhance public education, including measures for teacher preparation, literacy, and funding stability, with bipartisan support highlighted during the ceremony.

Joseph Patrick Doherty faces 22 charges for a series of burglaries in Multnomah Village, with over $30,000 in goods stolen from storage units and several businesses.

OEM commits to enhancing Oregon's emergency preparedness and systems, acknowledging the need for continuous improvement and better communication, and plans to launch the Oregon Emergency Response System.

Gresham, Oregon issued a boil water notice to Kelly Creek and nearby areas after a pressure drop, now fixed. Residents are advised to boil water to prevent bacteria.