Oregon's House passed HB 3605, allowing residents to sue for deceptive door-to-door sales, enhancing consumer rights, and strengthening the Attorney General's enforcement capabilities.

James Smith received a Guilty Except for Insanity verdict for killing mental health worker Haley Rogers; he's mandated to Oregon State Hospital and supervised by the Psychiatric Security Review Board.

Mayor Keith Wilson proclaims April as Fair Housing Month in Portland, promoting equitable housing and events by PHB and FHCO to support the initiative.

Portland's weather forecast anticipates typical spring conditions with cloudy skies, rain, and occasional sun, with high temperatures around 65°F and a series of rainy days ahead.

Oregon senators introduced a bill to provide legal representation for unaccompanied immigrant children in court, responding to Trump administration policies.

Oregon's state parks saw a record 53.85 million day-use visits in 2024, though camping dipped slightly to 2.83 million nights due to construction closures.

An open house for the Thompson Road Project is set for April 14, offering residents a chance to discuss plans including new sidewalks, bike lanes, and environmental features.

Mylan Inc. settles for up to $335 million over alleged deceptive opioid marketing, as announced by AG Dan Rayfield. Funds will aid opioid abatement efforts.

Oregon leads a multi-state legal action to block an executive order that could defund the Institute of Museum and Library Services, impacting crucial library and museum services.

A fatal crash on Highway 97 in Wasco County resulted in the death of a young boy and serious injuries to several others after a failed passing maneuver.

Eugene ends CAHOOTS services and shifts crisis response to MCS-LC due to budget issues, impacting available services and prompting future collaboration efforts.

The Filmed By Bike Film Festival is coming to Eugene, featuring 90 minutes of cycling-themed films, a raffle, and a community ride. Tickets support local non-profits, and the event coincides with "May is Bike Month."

Clackamas County DA's Office is hosting an event on April 10 to inform about support for domestic violence and sexual abuse victims, coinciding with relevant national awareness months and featuring speakers, resources, and victim support services.