Cortney Duke-Driessen becomes interim Washington County Counsel, succeeding the resigning Brad Anderson. She has 11 years of experience in the county and there will be a national search for a permanent counsel.

A woman died after her car hit a utility pole in Northeast Portland, marking the city's 21st traffic death in 2023. Police are investigating the crash and urging witnesses to come forward.

Washington County announces a June 4 open house for the Thompson Road Realignment Project, where closures and detours will be discussed ahead of construction starting in June.

The Oregon Heritage Commission has awarded $75,031 in grants to 15 museums across Oregon, supporting diverse heritage projects ranging from digital archives to building repairs.

Portland's Bureau of Transportation outlines the process for securing a Community Event Permit, noting the ideal 90-day application period, possible expedited fee, event criteria, and necessary preparations for street events on their website.

Clackamas County exceeded its homelessness prevention goals, keeping 797 households with 1,882 individuals from eviction, and surpassed its yearly target for shelter units.

The Oregon Secretary of State Audits Division won the 2024 Excellence in Accountability Award for their Medicaid program audit, marking their fourth NSAA accolade.

The body of Salem resident Oscar Lizardo Chaidez, 42, was found on the I-5 in Clackamas County and confirmed by Oregon State Police to be a homicide victim.

Portland is set to enhance the safety of 122nd Avenue with a series of planned improvements, including new pedestrian crossings and street lighting, partly funded by the Safe Streets for All grant. Construction is expected to start in 2024.

A suspect survived being shot by Portland police during a sex crimes raid. He is hospitalized and facing charges, including encouraging child sex abuse.

Portland City Council supports inclusivity with hybrid meetings, allowing in-person and remote attendance, ensuring civic engagement is accessible for both officials and the public.

DaNellCo LLC applies for a Change-of-Ownership liquor license in Hillsboro for its Home Brew & ABV Public House, capitalizing on Oregon's updated liquor laws.

Greg McKelvey, Battle Ground High's band director, is named grand marshal for the Portland Rose Festival's Grand Floral Parade, honoring his impact on music education.