Athletes compete at Eugene's Hayward Field for a spot at the Paris 2024 Olympics; only the top three with the Olympic standard in each event will qualify. The trials run from June 21-30.

Washington County Board of Commissioners approves a road maintenance plan for FY 2024-25, including road and bike lane repairs, and culvert replacements.

TriMet plans to extend the Red Line service with 10 new stations from Beaverton to Hillsboro, enhancing connectivity and service frequency for the local community starting in late August.

Angel's Rest trail reopens after a closure prompted by a cougar stalking a runner, with wildlife officials advising hikers on safety should they encounter a cougar.

A stolen religious artifact, a monstrance, was recovered swiftly by Portland authorities after coordinated efforts by local law enforcement teams. The operation remains under investigation, with no arrests announced yet.

The Tigard Police Department is seeking a vandal responsible for extensive damages to new construction sites in Tigard and King City, with costs over $200,000.

A severe early morning accident on I-5 near Kelso resulted in the airlifting of four individuals to the hospital after being extricated from an overturned vehicle.

Multnomah County commissioners and DA Nathan Vasquez critique Measure 110's lack of mandatory treatment in drug diversion, proposing limits and accountability for effective rehabilitation.

The NWS reports a partly cloudy morning in Portland, leading to a hot, sunny day with a high of 91°F, followed by clear nights and ongoing sunshine with highs in the 80s.

A house fire in Bend, Oregon, caused by improperly discarded cigarettes, has displaced eight people and induced $600,00 in damages to a historic home.

Herman the Sturgeon, an iconic Oregon resident since the 1930s, will be celebrated at the Bonneville Fish Hatchery with a public event and fundraiser for facility repairs.

Yuriy Viktorovich Vasilchuk, a 33-year-old from Portland, received a 49-month federal prison sentence for distributing fentanyl-laced counterfeit pills and stealing COVID relief funds. Vasilchuk was ordered to undergo three years of supervised release and make restitution to the U.S. Small Business Administration.

The death of 76-year-old Tom Vaughn in Gresham has been ruled a homicide, with police conducting a wellness check at his home. Details and suspects remain undisclosed.