The Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert in Portland was a public safety success with no arrests or major incidents, thanks to effective police and community collaboration.

Portland anticipates sunny skies with temperatures reaching up to 94 degrees, accompanied by light breezes. The clear weather trend and warm temperatures are expected to continue through the weekend.

A grand jury ruled an Oregon City police officer's use of deadly force as justified in the May 16, 2025, shooting of an armed man facing a mental health crisis.

A teen was arrested after a shooting at a Portland event space which injured four people; all expected to survive. The suspect fired 25 rounds, was found hiding nearby, and faces multiple charges.

Portland's weather forecast promises a sunny week with temperatures reaching the high 80s to low 90s, cooling slightly midweek, and pleasant conditions expected through the weekend.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek visited the Mid-Willamette Valley Interagency Wildland Fire School, highlighting the importance of fire training and preparedness.

The Multnomah County DA won't charge Deputy Suboh for a shooting on June 13, 2025, considering it justified after an investigation; an internal review is ongoing.

An investigation is being conducted into the death of a man in police custody in Portland after officers responded to a welfare check and encountered him acting erratically.

Multnomah County DA found Sheriff's Deputy Adam Suboh's use of deadly force in the shooting of Ladarius Collins on June 13, 2025, justified under Oregon law.

Medford announces road closures for repairs and maintenance from June 30 to July 7, affecting the S. Orange Street and W. Main Street, with alternate routes advised.

The forecast for Portland predicts clearing skies with a high near 78 degrees today, warming to 92 degrees by Monday, followed by a week of sunny, dry weather, with cooler but pleasant evenings.

Gresham's first Mental Health Fair is set for June 30 at Fire Station 71, with activities and resources to promote mental well-being awareness and support.

Multnomah County Board apologized for historic harm to the Chinese American community, specifically relating to Lone Fir Cemetery. It plans a $1 million memorial and recognizes past discrimination.