The Oregon House passed a bill expanding access to HIV prevention medication, with bipartisan support encouraging pharmacists to prescribe PEP and PrEP.

Eduardo Guillermo Madrid-Roque was convicted of multiple sexual assault charges in Washington County after attacking an intoxicated woman at a transit center.

Cody James Denewith was sentenced to 27 years for murdering a former co-worker out of jealousy, with his girlfriend Dominique Marie Britt also convicted for her role.

Gresham Police Department announced that Kortney Burdine, an endangered missing person, was found safe following a public call for assistance. She had left her home overnight, prompting a search.

Portland's weather forecast promises a week of sunny days with temperatures in the mid-70s, shifting to a mix of sun and clouds over the weekend, and a possibility of showers early next week.

Portland's new digital system, ProjectDox, enhances the public works permitting process with an interactive platform, aiming to improve review workflows and communication.

Portland survey reflects approval for parks, concern over homelessness and affordability, with residents favoring digital government interaction and seeking improvements in safety and housing.

A Hermiston man died and another was injured in a head-on collision involving a car and tractor on Highway 204, with the crash cause under investigation.

Washington County Auditor Kristine Adams-Wannberg released a 2025 audit schedule focused on both public impact and internal operations, aiming to increase government accountability.

Hillsboro police arrested a 23-year-old after a shooting in a Fred Meyer parking lot that left one injured; the victim is expected to recover. The suspect's vehicle was found nearby.

Oregon's Governor Kotek and Commissioner Stephenson launch initiatives against student bullying and discrimination based on race, origin, and immigration status.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal awarded grants for hiring extra firefighters during the 2025 wildfire season, promising increased response capacity across local agencies.

Mayor Michael Zarosinski of Medford declared April as Water Conservation Month, urging community participation and offering practical conservation tips.