The Tillamook and Astoria DMV offices in Oregon are closed due to facility issues and staffing problems, highlighting the state DMV's long-term staffing crisis.

The death of 20-year-old Jacob DeSha from Washington, initially suspicious, has been ruled a homicide. His body was found concealed off a forest road.

Portland extends pay-to-park hours to 10 p.m. in several districts starting September 2; introduces "5 after 5" parking rule and discounted on-street parking passes for downtown low-income residents.

Roadwork begins on SE Washington Street in Portland, lasting seven days with possible weekend work, causing traffic delays and requiring alternate routes.

North Bend Police completed a two-day firearm training focusing on advanced tactics for officers, including a reserve volunteer, emphasizing readiness over basic requirements.

Portland's weather forecast includes a mix of showers and clouds, with a 100% chance of rain Friday night and possible clearing over the weekend. Sunny skies are expected by Tuesday with temperatures reaching the low 80s.

The Multnomah County Medical Examiner investigates a possible heat-related death of a 59-year-old man during an August heatwave amid the broader context of climate change.

A body was found in the Willamette River near the I-205 bridge; the cause of death and identity are undetermined, prompting an investigation by the Clackamas County officials.

Multnomah County COO Christopher Neal initiates an independent review by Beery, Elsner & Hammond of conflict of interest management and ethical standards after a state audit.

An investigation is underway after Clark County deputies fatally shot Branden Whitcomb. His mother questions the use of lethal force, while forensic evidence shows a gun near Whitcomb's body.

Portland may pause frontage improvement requirements for small-scale developments, aiming to reduce financial burdens on small businesses while maintaining them for larger projects.

Market of Choice cancels acquisition of former Food Front Cooperative site in Portland following the death of CEO Rick Wright and strategic considerations.

Portland's SE Washington Street repaving project will create delays and detours from 82nd to 92nd Avenues, with work scheduled on business days and possible weekends. Sidewalk access remains open.