Oregon Interim Insurance Commissioner TK Keen will attend AARP's event on July 10 to discuss insurance issues and provide guidance, especially for the elderly who might fall victim to scams.

Portland's southbound I-5 right lane will close for RealTime sign construction, causing potential gridlock from July 11 to 14, affecting the area between SW Corbett Avenue and SW Terwilliger Boulevard.

The Oregon audit reveals a need for the DAS to improve its procurement and contracting oversight; DAS has accepted all recommendations and is committed to making changes.

Interstate 5 in Portland will have a southbound lane closure for RealTime sign foundation construction, causing expected traffic delays from July 11 to 14.

BLM announces the offering of 54 million board feet of timber sales in Western Oregon, supporting local economies, improving forest health, and reducing wildfire risks.

Oregon's legislature has doubled the budget of the Oregon Energy Assistance Program from $20 to $40 million, benefiting low-income residents in Multnomah County facing high energy costs.

Portland's sanctuary city status sparks tensions with federal immigration enforcement, leading to protests and debates, as city officials reaffirm local policies against collaboration with ICE.

George B. Lopez named Director of the Office of Tribal Affairs by the Oregon Department of Human Services, bringing experience in tribal governance to the role.

Skamania County expands burn ban to include recreational fires due to wildfire risks, affecting East County communities and urging residents to follow restrictions and report violations.

Portland, OR, can expect varied weather, with clouds and sun today and a high of 74°F, reaching 79°F with full sun by Thursday and 89°F on Friday, due to a north northwest wind. The weekend will be sunny, with highs in the high 80s to low 90s.

Shane Bender was arrested in Scappoose for burglary with a knife, carrying a loaded firearm, an automatic knife, cocaine possession, DUI, and reckless driving; charges are pending as the investigation continues.

Robert Atrops receives a life sentence for the 1988 murder of his wife, based on new DNA evidence from a cold case unit.

A deputy fatally shot a knife-wielding suspect after responding to a stabbing incident in Sheridan, leaving multiple victims and unanswered questions about the confrontation.