Jamie Allen Smith, 25, died from injuries after a Portland crash, police called for information on the incident and have reopened North Columbia Boulevard.

A high school football game between Tillamook and Milwaukie was stopped due to alleged racial slurs. Investigations are ongoing, with both schools and the OSAA involved in addressing the incident.

Multnomah County has added over 250 new recovery and stabilization beds, addressing the care shortfall for substance use and mental health crises, with a focus on long-term support and culturally-tailored services.

The Clark County Elections Office will conduct a manual ballot count comparison on Nov. 6, with a statewide risk-limiting audit to follow on Nov. 19, to ensure accurate vote counting.

Oregon voters are reminded by the Secretary of State's office to plan their vote for the November 5, 2024 election, with options to mail, drop off, or use official boxes.

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek requests a major disaster declaration from President Biden after a devastating wildfire season, seeking federal aid for affected communities.

Authorities are probing the intentional burning of ballots in ballot box fires in Portland and Vancouver, with Multnomah responding by enabling ballot replacements.

Fred Meyer and QFC workers in Oregon and Southwest Washington secured a contract with higher wages and better benefits after negotiations and a significant strike.

Oregon State Police request videos from witnesses to a Josephine County shooting at a party where an adult male was wounded. The incident caused chaos and rollovers, but no active threat is posed.

Clackamas County offers multiple ways for citizens to vote in the general election, including mail or 24/7 drop sites, with additional voter services and ballot tracking for convenience and transparency.

The James Beard Public Market Foundation has secured a location in downtown Portland for a year-round public market, reviving a plan dormant since 2016. Support from the city and tourism agencies is set to make it a culinary and cultural hub by 2026.

Washington County agencies join the statewide "IronOR" earthquake response drill to prepare for a possible megaquake from the Cascadia Subduction Zone.

The National Weather Service in Portland predicts a week of changing weather, with sunny skies giving way to heavy rain mid-week, and chances of thunderstorms by Friday night.