Washington State Library and Washington Talking Book & Braille Library face indefinite public closure from July 1 due to a lack of state budget funding.

Oregon Governor Kotek and OHCS announced funding for 239 affordable homes to aid low-income and underserved communities, marking progress in the state's housing crisis.

Portland Public Schools will dismiss early on Monday due to high temperatures, cancelling after-school activities, with meals provided before students leave.

Authorities and the public are searching for three missing brothers, Julian, Silas, and Trenton Yellowtail, in Portland, with concerns for their safety. They have been seen near Lents Park and downtown.

Michael Martinez, 52, was killed by a vehicle on Silverton Road NE in Salem; the driver is cooperating with the investigation. No arrests have been made.

PF&R deemed an empty apartment fire in Portland as arson; a suspect was briefly detained but released. The fire didn't displace residents; authorities seek tips.

Portland police arrested two men for narcotics trafficking and illegal firearms possession after a raid involving SERT and CNT. Around 85 grams of meth and a revolver were found.

A heat advisory is in effect for the Portland area with temps 92-97°F until 10 PM PDT, posing Moderate HeatRisk, especially in the Portland/Vancouver Metro and Columbia Gorge. The National Weather Service advises caution to prevent heat illnesses.

Medford is launching its first TRACK Trail for kids at Prescott Park by June, featuring interactive, educational activities in partnership with Oregon Parks Forever and Kids in Parks.

Sue Rieke Smith was appointed to Oregon House District 26 by county commissioners, succeeding Courtney Neron. She has a 25-year career in education and a doctorate in educational leadership.

A Heat Advisory is in effect in Portland through 10 PM Monday, with temperatures up to 98 degrees and little overnight relief, heightening the risk of heat illnesses.

I-84 west and OR 217 south will be closed for maintenance in Portland, coinciding with the Rose Festival parade, disrupting traffic and public transit.

Roadworks on NE 82nd Avenue in Portland began, with the first phase of paving completed. The project aims to repair damages and will cause traffic delays during work hours.