A Portland man was sentenced to 30 years for murder and a series of armed robberies, as part of a crackdown on violent crime by the Department of Justice.

Portland, Oregon anticipates a series of sunny days with rising temperatures as per the National Weather Service forecast, featuring clear skies and a possible chance of rain by mid-next week.

The Portland Pilots won the West Coast Conference women's basketball title, defeating the No. 14 Gonzaga Bulldogs 67-66, ending Gonzaga's 24-game winning streak.

The "Celebrate Oregon!" mural, representing the state's cultural diversity, has been installed permanently at Portland State University's Viking Pavilion.

The Oregon Zoo may upgrade its Humboldt penguin habitat if a $380 million bond passes, improving living conditions for the penguins amidst population challenges.

Oregon's Clean Vehicle Rebate Program reopens April 3, but funds are expected to be depleted by June 2024. Quick application following purchase is key, as the program aids in the state's climate efforts.

Moody's reaffirms Portland's Aaa credit rating, indicating low-risk investments and stable financial outlook, despite some use of general fund balances.

Portland International Airport anticipates a 7% increase in travelers for Spring Break, expecting around 800,000 passengers, with busiest days likely on Thursdays and Fridays.

An Oregon jury found a Portland bartender guilty of committing a hate crime against a transgender woman over restroom use.

An Oregon man filed a lawsuit alleging he was sexually abused by a counselor at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility, with other staff said to be aware.

Oregon lawmakers have allocated $20 million to clean up Portland's major highways, including efforts to remove graffiti, trash, and homeless camps, and to install deterrents to prevent future unsanitary conditions.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek discusses the state's role in climate resilience at the final WGA workshop on decarbonization, highlighting economic and environmental benefits. The report is due in 2024.

A new land use proposal, LU 23-090305 MLDS, sets to expand housing options in Southeast Portland, reflecting the city's infill project goals to tackle housing issues and increase density. Public feedback is encouraged on the plan.