The Universal Health Plan Governance Board in Oregon invites public volunteers to join committees shaping the state's healthcare future, with a plan due to the legislature by 2026.

Multnomah County opens cooling centers due to heatwave, providing free transportation and accommodations including pet-friendly options, extended library hours, and healthcare support.

Portland invites public input at the July 10 City Council meeting, offering in-person and online participation options, and requiring sign-ups for speakers. Interpretation services are available upon request.

Authorities are searching for a teen reported missing in the Willamette River with the search starting Sunday afternoon after the teen disappeared underwater.

Portland's Lloyd Center is set to become a new entertainment venue for music and comedy, with Monqui Presents and Anschutz Entertainment Group collaborating on the project, anticipated to open by mid-2026.

A woman was fatally stabbed by a known man in Vancouver; the man then attempted suicide. The case is under investigation, with no further suspects sought.

One man was killed and a 17-year-old was injured in an early morning shooting in Portland's Buckman Neighborhood; the shooter(s) fled and remain at large.

Firefighters rescued a woman who fell 100 feet at Dodge Park using a stokes basket and rope systems. Her injuries were not life-threatening.

The National Weather Service issued an Excessive Heat Warning for parts of Oregon and Washington, predicting temperatures up to 105 degrees with elevated risks of heat-related illnesses.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Madison South Neighborhood; police found his body in a motel parking lot, with no suspects arrested at the time of reporting.

A vintage Piper PA-22-150 plane crashed after a gust of wind impacted its landing at Sunriver Airport; pilot unharmed.

The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for parts of Oregon and southwest Washington until 10 PM PDT Tuesday with temperatures expected to reach between 100-105 degrees.

Portland and Vancouver set up cooling centers and misting stations to combat a 100-degree heatwave, offering relief to residents, including the homeless. Free transit to these centers encourages their use amid the soaring temperatures.