A fatal pedestrian-vehicle crash occurred on Northeast Sandy Boulevard in Portland, with the pedestrian pronounced dead on scene and the driver cooperating with the investigation.

A fire in a Ridgefield barn resulted in one death and rapid fire department response, with chickens saved and one person treated for a medical emergency. Multiple agencies provided assistance.

Desiree Young holds a car wash to fund the search for her son Kyron Horman, missing for 14 years, aiming to hire a private investigator and form a task force.

The Portland Association of Teachers released a guide for teaching about Palestine, causing debate over potential bias and political advocacy in education.

The article details Portland, Oregon's changing weather, from a rainy start to a sunny and warmer week ahead, as predicted by the National Weather Service.

Three Gresham firefighters were injured fighting a duplex fire; one is in critical condition with severe burns. The fire was contained, with no civilian casualties reported.

A garage fire in Vancouver required a swift response from 22 firefighters, but no injuries occurred. Separate incidents saw one person injured and six dogs rescued from another fire. Officials stress safety and smoke detector maintenance.

Ironworker Samantha Deschenes died from injuries sustained in an accident at Benson Polytechnic High School's site. OSHA is investigating the incident, and a hardship fund has been set up for her family.

Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler and County Chair Jessica Vega Pederson updated their Homelessness Response Action Plan, incorporating public feedback to address the crisis with a multifaceted approach.

The Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission will meet on June 11-12 in Mt. Vernon for work sessions, an executive session, and a business meeting open to the public.

The City of Hillsboro celebrates Pride Month with a rainbow flag over the Civic Center Plaza, Pride-themed logo, events including a 5k run, community picnic, and a literature event highlighting queer stories.

Hillsboro is considering tighter library rules to curb misconduct, with potential bans of up to 180 days for troublemakers across both city libraries. The city council will vote on this in June.

Jared Weston Walter convicted of 30 counts of Invasion of Personal Privacy for filming women in restrooms; jury delivered verdict after brief deliberation. Sentencing awaits, with the DA seeking harsher penalties.