Intel is laying off over 500 employees in Oregon, which will impact Washington County's job market. The cuts affect various positions but no union workers. The layoffs start July 15 and stem from a broader industry adjustment.

The Wyeth Fire in Hood River County prompts "Be Set" evacuation notices, with 25 acres affected and local firefighting efforts transitioning to the control of the U.S. Forest Service.

Restoration of the historic Thompson Elk Fountain in downtown Portland has begun, led by the Portland Water Bureau, with environmental upgrades included.

The Sherwood Police announced an officer-involved shooting on SW Langer Farms Pkwy. The suspect is in custody, and the details are under investigation by the Major Crimes Team.

Four individuals face federal charges, including assaulting officers and possessing a destructive device, from July 4 protests at Portland's ICE office.

Portland City Council unanimously passed an ordinance to standardize the city's noise enforcement, prioritizing decibel measurements while maintaining 'plainly audible' standards.

Oregon faces critical transportation service impacts as 483 ODOT workers are laid off, with more expected, due to budget constraints, as announced by Governor Kotek.

A shooting in Downtown Portland resulted in the death of Douglas Ivers. Hassan M. Muse has been charged with the crime, and police seek public assistance in the investigation.

The Benton County Sheriff's Office used Facebook to share that in 2023, speeding contributed to 29% of traffic deaths, totaling 11,775 fatalities. They stressed the importance of respecting speed limits for safety.

A Sherwood man was indicted on theft and criminal mistreatment charges involving his late father with dementia, after a two-year investigation by local police and agencies.

Oregon OSHA offers grants for innovative educational projects to improve workplace safety, focusing on high-risk industries. Applications are due by October 3.

Clackamas residents will see changes in water and sewer bills due to rate adjustments by Clackamas Water Environment Services to fund operations and infrastructure.

Oregon's 2024 Bias Crimes Annual Report shows a 7% decline in overall bias reportings and highlights shifts across different communities and increasing harassment of hotline staff.