The National Weather Service predicts a week of fluctuating weather for Portland, with sunny days and possible showers, while the weekend looks mostly clear with comfortable temperatures.

Burglars attempted to rob Top Burmese restaurant in Northwest Portland by cutting through the ceiling, which led to one falling into the kitchen. The incident is under investigation, with significant damage and theft incurred.

Oregon leaders expand a police partnership with peer-support specialists in Portland to tackle the fentanyl crisis, funding a $683,000 program aimed at connecting those with substance use issues to vital services.

The Portland Police Bureau reported a fatal shooting in Hazelwood, identifying 35-year-old Morieo Camel-Harris as the victim. They're investigating and seeking information on the incident.

Multnomah County proclaims April 2024 as Child Abuse Prevention Month, highlighting the public health crisis of child abuse and the Multidisciplinary Child Abuse Team's efforts in addressing cases.

Experts urge Multnomah County to overhaul the substance use disorder care system, highlighting the need for a continuous range of services. Commissioner Meieran calls for comprehensive action.

Portland is celebrating National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, honoring 911 call takers and dispatchers for their crucial role in emergency responses.

The city of Portland invites public consultation on a new redevelopment proposal for the 901 NE Lloyd Center site, as part of its urban revamp strategy.

Magda Skarbonkiewicz, an 18-year-old fencer from Portland, is preparing for her Olympic debut in the Women’s Saber category for Team USA at the 2024 Paris Olympics.

Pets are gaining attention not for their actions but for their unusual names, like Tony "Scarface" Baloney the cat. These quirky names have entered them into Nationwide's "Wacky Pet Names" contest.

A pedestrian was critically injured in Portland after being hit by a truck; police are investigating the incident.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services is proposing a fee increase effective July 1, 2024, impacting permits and reviews with an expected 8% rise. This is subject to approval by the Portland City Council.

Clackamas County seeks local artists to display their artwork in the new courthouse, offering a $5,000 commission for large-scale installations. Submissions are due by May 1.