The NWS predicts rainy weather in Portland today with a chance of thunderstorms, high near 51°F, and winds up to 18 mph. The forecast improves later this week with sun and rising temperatures.

Portland Community College introduces a pilot program to streamline college admission for Beaverton High School graduates, promoting educational equity beginning in fall 2025.

Commissioner Rubio launches a Homeless Response Action Plan to address the city's homelessness by providing shelter and services aiming towards stable housing.

David Anthony Baynes was convicted of second-degree murder for the 2022 shooting of his girlfriend's ex in Forest Grove.

Portland's City Elections Office is enhancing voter outreach ahead of the November 2024 elections, with plans to increase public involvement and voter education, including digital and workshop initiatives.

Jaimes Valdez, who grew up in economic poverty, now champions clean energy and community engagement in the Pacific Northwest, backed by a background in physics and environmental studies.

PBOT promotes safe transportation with discounts for taxi, Uber, and Lyft rides during St. Patrick's Day celebrations to prevent impaired driving and support the Vision Zero mission.

"Live Wire," a Portland-based variety radio show, celebrates its 20th anniversary with an event at Revolution Hall, showcasing its local cultural heritage and consistent national presence in traditional media.

The Hillsboro Hops received $15 million from the Oregon Legislature for a new stadium, securing the team's future and creating jobs in the local economy.

Santa Clara Broncos face the Portland Pilots in the WCC tournament, where the Broncos have a 24-7 record and the Pilots 19-12. Tess Heal and Kennedy Dickie lead their teams in points scored.

Volunteers in Portland gathered at Leaven Community Center to offer free repairs on items like clothing and blankets, encouraging sustainability and reducing waste.

Portland officials announce a plan to provide housing or shelter for 2,700 homeless individuals in two years, while addressing racial disparities in homelessness.

Central Catholic Rams won the Oregon 6A boys basketball state championship against Roosevelt Roughriders with a comeback victory, securing their first title since 1994.