A collision between a truck and a motorcycle on Highway 26 resulted in the death of motorcyclist Scott Anthony Pradmore. The crash was attributed to an unsafe passing maneuver by the motorcycle.

Charlotte Fosgate, missing from Oak Grove, was found deceased in the Willamette River; no foul play indicated.

Portland Police and Fire units collaborated in a non-conventional rescue of an intoxicated suspect on a heliport rooftop, who was later charged with burglary and criminal mischief.

Portland police confiscated drugs, cash, and weapons in a raid, arresting two individuals on multiple charges, including firearm possession and narcotics offenses.

North Portland roadwork on N Kilpatrick St starts June 2, affecting local traffic. Only TriMet buses can pass; others should find alternative routes. Sidewalks remain open.

Owyhee Grocery, or The Rock Store, in Malheur County, Oregon, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek has requested a Presidential Disaster Declaration due to severe floods, aiming to aid recovery in Coos, Curry, Douglas, and Harney Counties.

The CPPW, a labor union in Portland, reached a tentative contract with the city, including a 2% raise, bonuses, and other benefits for its 800+ members. The agreement awaits final approval by the City Council.

Governor Kotek and Mayor Wilson discuss plans to tackle Portland's housing shortage by converting offices to residential units and constructing 5,000 multifamily homes in three years, with incentives for developers and a focus on sustainability.

Oregon Governor Kotek has formed the Behavioral Health Talent Council, led by the First Lady, to address the state's mental health workforce crisis by January 2026.

Portland's forecast predicts sunny days and clear nights with highs in the mid-70s to 80 degrees, ideal for outdoor activities, per the National Weather Service.

Oregon's House passed SB 470 to protect renters' privacy, allowing legal action against hosts who record guests without consent in private areas like bedrooms and bathrooms.

Oregon House passes SB 426, a bill allowing construction workers to sue for unpaid wages, targeting project owners and general contractors to combat wage theft.