A motorcycle crash on the Morrison Bridge in Portland resulted in two fatalities, with the investigation ongoing and authorities urging witnesses to provide information.

The National Weather Service predicts overcast skies and mild temperatures for Portland, with possible showers and thunderstorms over the weekend, and clearer weather by Juneteenth.

Portland City Council adopts "Our Creative Future," a new cultural plan to enhance the city's art scene through increased access, inclusion, and economic growth.

A Portland man was indicted for attempting to entice minors and traveling with intent to engage in sexual acts with minors after being caught in a sting operation by federal authorities in Seattle.

Portland prepares for historic election changes with district voting, ranked-choice ballots, and a transition to a 12-member council by 2025. The city offers resources for voter education and engagement.

Clackamas County has launched a comprehensive service guide for residents, providing information on local services, from recycling to mental health and parks, available both physically and online.

Released police footage shows a high-speed chase and standoff on I-5 involving an ex-officer who ended his own life after an Amber Alert for his child.

PBOT's Vision Zero initiative aims to eliminate traffic deaths, improve personal safety, and enhance public space belonging in Portland, as shown in their June 2024 newsletter.

Portland City Council voted unanimously to foreclose on the Old Gordon’s Fireplace Shop and three other properties due to extensive code violations and unpaid fines.

Angel's Rest trail in the Columbia River Gorge is temporarily closed following a cougar sighting, prompting safety measures for hikers and the intervention of local officials and wildlife agencies.

Neil Goldschmidt, a former Oregon governor, has died of heart failure at 83, with a complex legacy due to his revealed sexual abuse of a 14-year-old girl during his mayoralty.

The Portland City Council passed a resolution for bureaus to assess economic and housing impacts of proposed legislation to tackle the city's affordability crisis.

An Oregon check cashing business operator was convicted for his role in a payroll tax scheme that obstructed IRS collections, filing false reports and cashing $177 million in checks for under-the-table wages.