The Portland community is mourning Michael B. Payne, 82, after a fatal car accident, with police withholding details of the crash pending investigation.

Young motorcyclist Oleg Polishchuk died in a crash, with speed racing possibly involved; police are investigating.

Authorities have arrested suspect Loony John Franklin Toon after a high-risk search operation involving U.S. Marshals and SWAT. Details of the charges are not yet disclosed.

Portland's upcoming weather includes varied conditions, with a mix of clear and mostly cloudy skies and highs ranging from the mid-70s to high 80s. Light winds and a slight chance of showers are also expected.

Oregon has created a new bill to ease the licensure process for internationally trained doctors, potentially alleviating the state's primary care provider shortage.

Oregon House Republicans seek to censure Senator Chris Gorsek and remove him from committees after he reportedly directed aggressive behavior at Representative Shelly Boshart Davis, raising workplace safety and misogyny concerns.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek declared a State of Emergency due to the Rowena Fire in Wasco County, as the wildfire caused significant property damage and required state and federal aid.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal reminds residents to comply with local fireworks regulations for a safe Fourth of July celebration and highlights the legal sale period from June 23 to July 6.

Oregon lawmakers advance a substantial transportation investment plan, aiming to improve roads, bridges, and transit systems while ensuring ODOT accountability. The bill represents extensive legislative research and public input.

The Portland Police Bureau patrolled South Portland, with no arrests or use of force reported during protests near the ICE facility; they clarified their stance on not enforcing immigration laws.

Attorneys General, including Oregon's Dan Rayfield, oppose funding cuts to NPR and PBS, stressing the value of public broadcasting for safety, news, and community in legal challenges.

The Oregon House passed HB 3525B, mandating landlords in high-risk areas test well water and inform tenants about contaminants, aiming for transparency and safety in drinking water.

Oregon's Joint Committee on Transportation advanced a $14.6 billion tax bill, HB 2025, for transportation despite bipartisan opposition and public disapproval.