One person died and several were injured in a multi-vehicle crash involving two trucks and a GMC on Highway 97 in Oregon. The accident caused a fire and a prolonged road closure for cleanup.

A Portland man, Mamadee S. Keita, was indicted on 19 charges, including second-degree murder, for a drive-by shooting that killed a security guard and injured a teenager.

A head-on collision on Highway 126 in Oregon resulted in the death of driver Mathew Jacob Decker and minor injuries for truck driver Joseph Jack Botelho.

Portland anticipates a week of showers and possible thunderstorms, with a high chance of significant precipitation and gusty winds, per the NWS forecast.

Portland's SW Tichner Drive is closed due to landslide risks, with geologic activity posing safety hazards and PBOT advising the public to avoid the area.

Portland opens applications for a new Community Board for Police Accountability to influence police practices with a focus on transparency and diversity.

Portland updated its government structure, with a mayor and city administrator overseeing operations, while the council focuses on policies. Changes include new roles and realigned services for efficiency.

Portland has a clear and sunny day ahead, with temperatures up to 73°F, but is expected to return to its typical rainy weather with heavy chances of rain in the coming days.

Portland hosts the 29th Northwest Safety & Health Summit on May 13-15, focusing on advanced workplace safety practices, with workshops and talks on various related topics.

The Eugene DMV in Oregon will close temporarily on April 18 for repairs, with alternative services provided at nearby locations, and is set to reopen on April 21.

Jessie Garza III received a 32-years-to-life sentence after pleading guilty to second-degree murder and other charges connected to a Portland crime spree, including shooting at police officers.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield sues the Trump Administration, along with other states' attorneys general, over the delay and cancellation of NIH grants for medical and public health research.

Medford residents will experience traffic disruptions, including road closures and detours from April 5-11, due to various maintenance and construction projects throughout the city.