Two teenagers died in a car crash in Portland; the police are investigating the solo-vehicle incident involving driver Jayden M. Rolon-Ekis and passenger Dylan M. Brasky.

Commissioner Carmen Rubio supports a new agreement to enhance Portland's homelessness response, aiming for more cooperation, accountability, and data-driven decision-making with Multnomah County.

A pilot was injured in a plane crash at Scappoose Airport, leading to its closure and an ongoing investigation by local authorities and the FAA. Details of the pilot's condition are unknown.

Portland authorities concluded that a recent Eliot Neighborhood death did not involve foul play, relieving community concerns sparked by the incident.

Eric Provencio was arrested after robbing a Key Bank and fleeing, ending when his car got stuck in a construction site.

The Housing Multnomah Now initiative successfully housed 306 households, exceeding its target, with collaboration from seven nonprofits and a focus on assisting those in urgent need.

Authorities re-appeal for info on Paul St. Claire's 1996 disappearance, possibly linked to the unsolved murder of David Larry Stroh. St. Claire, previously Lloyd Buzzard, vanished with connections to a criminal named Robert Stroh.

Portland Water Bureau announces road closures and detours in Washington Park from late April to early November 2024 due to ongoing reservoir replacement.

The Clark County Elections Office will conduct public logic and accuracy tests on voting equipment on July 9 for the upcoming August 6 Primary and Special Election, as preparation and to ensure transparency.

Clark County Public Works announced plans for a new ADA-compliant fishing platform at Haapa Boat Launch Park, Woodland, funded by PacifiCorp, to improve accessibility for disabled anglards.

Clark County has initiated a burn ban effective from July 5 due to excessive heat and dry conditions, affecting land clearing and residential burning but allowing certain recreational fires within regulations.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation offers discounted rates at SmartPark garages from July 1 to September 30 to encourage downtown visits during summer events.

Portland restricts trucks over 50 feet from heading north on NE 33rd Avenue bridge to improve safety and prevent structural damage due to the area's sharp curve.