Two Clackamas County bridge repair specialists shared their work experiences with students at River Mill Elementary School's career day, focusing on job enjoyment and safety.

The Mingus Park Community Building in Coos Bay has been listed on the National Register of Historic Places for its historic and architectural significance.

Southbound OR 217 in Beaverton will be closed for paving from SW Canyon Road to OR 99W, from June 6, starting 9 p.m., to June 9, at 5 a.m. Detours are advised.

Oregon insurance companies have proposed rate increases for 2026, with individual plans rising by 3.9 to 12.9%, and small group plans by 5.1 to 21.5%. Public input is invited until June 20.

Estacada plans a free household hazardous waste drop-off event for June 14, in partnership with the Oregon DEQ, to safely dispose of materials like paints and motor oil.

Clackamas County officials advise people floating down Clackamas River to use PFDs, avoid alcohol, pack out trash, and consider alternative launch points due to limited spaces at popular parks.

Authorities linked a reported shooting in Gresham, Oregon, to a fight at an apartment complex, where one man suffered a non-gunshot facial injury. The investigation is ongoing.

Two people were seriously injured in a shooting in Troutdale near the Sandy River; deputies provided first aid before hospitalization, and an investigation is ongoing.

Motorcyclist Aaron S. Marin, 53, died in an accident in Portland’s Rose City Park. The police released details about his identity and are investigating the crash. His family seeks privacy.

Portland Police collaborated with other agencies in a retail theft operation, resulting in 36 arrests, the recovery of over $3,000 in stolen merchandise, two firearms, a stolen vehicle, and the clearing of 26 warrants.

Portland seeks public input on its Affordable Housing Opportunities Project (AHOP) to increase affordable housing on non-profit and agency-owned sites. Comments are due by July 3, 2025.

Portland's NW 13th Avenue street plaza project has been reversed by PBOT due to non-compliance by businesses and community concerns over privatization and safety.

Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability decided on a zoning adjustment at 3600 N Interstate Ave, and residents can appeal until June 16, 2025.