Tracy Scott is appointed to the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund Committee to advance the city's climate goals and community empowerment.

Coos Bay has been designated an “Oregon Heritage All-Star Community” for its efforts in preserving and celebrating its historical legacy. The city met over 15 of the 24 heritage preservation benchmarks.

The SW Capitol Highway ramp to SW Barbur Boulevard in Portland will close on July 15 for six weeks of repairs due to bridge deck distress. Detours and occasional lane closures on SW Barbur are expected.

Portland Fire & Rescue battled a 3rd alarm fire at a NE Portland pallet recycling site, with no injuries reported. They also managed a separate residential fire with no casualties thanks to interagency support.

A head-on collision on Highway 20 claimed a 12-year-old's life and resulted in serious injuries and a vehicle fire, with ongoing investigation into the cause.

The Oregon Heritage MentorCorps program is open for heritage organizations in Oregon seeking professional mentorship in various areas including collections management and non-profit operations.

The NWS issued an Excessive Heat Warning for parts of Oregon and Washington, with temperatures expected to soar above 100°F, posing significant health risks.

Oregon's Medicaid program expansion, approved by CMS, will include more older adults and people with disabilities, providing them with in-home support services without fees or estate recovery.

An IED attack on a Beaverton police vehicle resulted in minor injuries to an officer and is currently under investigation. The suspect remains at large.

Oregon OSHA is highlighting the need for employers to protect workers from heat illness by providing water, rest, shade, and training, especially during summer.

Daniel W. Bluestein was found guilty in a retrial for a 2006 sexual assault case by a unanimous jury after previous non-unanimous verdicts were ruled unconstitutional.

Portland Police arrested Lindell D. Betts for his involvement in a North Portland shooting, after an investigation by the Enhanced Community Safety Team.

The National Weather Service issued an excessive heat warning for parts of Oregon and Washington, forecasting temperatures of 100-105 degrees. Residents are advised to take precautions due to potential health risks.