The Portland City Council has passed an $8.6 billion budget focusing on homelessness, public safety, and parks, adding shelter beds, new firefighters, and debated amendments.

Oregon dispatches wildfire response teams to fight the Upper Applegate Fire in Jackson County, with firefighting resources mobilizing to protect structures and provide air support amid evacuation notices.

A climber was injured on Mt. Hood and rescued by coordinated teams after suffering a fall near the summit. The operation took eight hours and highlighted the mountain's technical challenges.

Portland Police Bureau reported arresting two individuals, Eduardo Diaz and Mariana M. Rivera-Loza, for crimes related to ongoing ICE facility protests in South Portland.

A fatal early morning crash in Polk County involved a farming swather and a Toyota 4Runner, leaving one person dead and closing the highway for hours.

Public broadcasting radio is a critical resource during emergencies, providing reliable information when digital platforms may fail. It collaborates with FEMA and NOAA to relay warnings and is being enhanced with NEXTGEN technologies.

Governor Tina Kotek discussed the consequences of proposed Medicaid and SNAP benefit cuts on rural Oregonians, emphasizing the negative impact on healthcare and food security.

Portland's Juneteenth weather forecast features a mostly sunny day with a high near 73, turning cloudier in the evening with a low around 50. Showers and potential thunderstorms are expected the next day.

Portland City Council approved the first collective bargaining agreement for the City of Portland Professional Workers Union, offering wage increases, a bonus, extra leave, and a Professional Development Fund.

Oregon's Senate passed HB 3932, aiming to use beavers for water quality and habitat restoration, leaving current private land beaver trapping laws unaffected. The bill awaits Governor Kotek's signature.

Oregon's House passed Senate Bill 110 with a 46-6 vote, paving the way for MLB expansion or relocation to the state with $800 million in capital, pending the Governor's approval.

Ex-corrections deputy Devona Preble was arrested on multiple charges, including delivering contraband and official misconduct, betraying her law enforcement duties.

Portland Police Bureau arrested two individuals for separate protest-related incidents at a local ICE facility; one for vandalism, the other for allegedly assaulting an officer.