Oregon State Police identify Larry Eugene Parks as the victim in a 1980 murder case, using genetic genealogy to solve the decades-old John Doe mystery.

Multnomah County Board of Commissioners signed seven proclamations for May 2025, including Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month and initiatives like Mental Health Awareness and honoring public service employees.

Head-on collision on Highway 97 in Oregon resulted in one fatality and a fire, with authorities investigating the incident, which involved a potentially suicidal driver.

Authorities are re-examining the cold case of Kyron Horman's 2010 disappearance, employing advanced techniques and an FBI behavioral analysis review, with the MCSO and the DA's office collaborating closely.

The article reports a wet and stormy week in Portland, with the National Weather Service predicting showers, possible thunderstorms, and highs around 64°F. Rain chances persist through the weekend.

Krishna Namburi, Salem's interim City Manager, presented a budget to address a $13.8 million shortfall, potentially impacting public services. A local option levy on May 20 could influence final budget decisions.

Repaving work on U.S. 26 will cause delays in westbound lanes between Gresham and Boring, Oregon. The work starts on May 13 at 2 p.m. and ends by 5 a.m. on May 14. Flaggers will direct traffic.

Oregon State Marine Board's Boating Safety Advocates are proactively engaging with boaters for safety education and feedback ahead of the summer season.

Oregon's Attorney General sues to stop the termination of federal EV infrastructure funding, mandated by a Trump executive order, risking the loss of $26 million for Oregon.

The Portland City Council approved the Sidewalk Improvement and Paving Program to enhance walkability in Districts 1 and 4, focusing on equitability and climate resilience.

The 2025 RADIO Conference in Oregon focused on upgrading public safety networks, featuring strategies and tech advancements to improve emergency response communications.

Clackamas County invites public input on the redevelopment of the old courthouse in Oregon City, with a meeting set for May 15 to discuss transforming it into a mixed-use space with commercial areas and 80 residential units.

WES and SOLVE held their annual cleanup event, where volunteers removed 791 pounds of litter from Gladstone's Meldrum Bar Park, reinforcing their commitment to waterway preservation.