The cc-TDI in Hillsboro received $2.5 million in grants to fight childhood cancer and aims to launch clinical trials within five years as part of a $25 million global initiative.

An Alaska Airlines flight landed at Portland with its cargo door ajar, raising safety questions; the airline suggested it opened post-landing and necessary maintenance was performed.

Portland received a gold medal from CityHealth for its public health policies, particularly for banning flavored tobacco products, highlighting its commitment to health equity.

Portland seeks public input on proposed changes to a historic building at 520 SW Yamhill Street. Comments are due by March 29, 2024, and can influence the Historic Resource Review's decision.

Portland is recruiting experienced plumbers for its Plumbing Code Board of Appeals to uphold building safety standards and mediate code compliance disputes.

Oregon's Department of Environmental Quality grants nearly $1M to local businesses to reduce diesel emissions, targeting 11 recipients for equipment upgrades through federal funds.

Oregon taxpayers have various free e-filing options to claim part of the state's $5.61 billion tax surplus, with support provided for those earning under $79,000.

The Portland Police conducted a successful operation arresting 34 individuals, including one for selling fentanyl, issuing 29 tickets, seizing drugs, two stolen vehicles, and an illegal firearm.

A man named Eric D. Toner II was fatally shot in Portland's Kenton Neighborhood, and his death has been ruled a homicide. Police are investigating but not seeking suspects.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services approved a design review for a new development at 127 NW 6th Ave, signaling progress in the Old Town area's revitalization efforts.

Portland's Bureau of Development Services is reviewing a land use proposal, LU 24-007280 AD, for modifications at 3717 N Interstate Ave and seeks public feedback.

Portland is set for a rainy weekend with a high of 57 degrees and an 80% chance of rain tonight. Winds may reach 26 mph Saturday. Rain continues with 100% chance into Monday.

Vietnamese-American lawmakers criticize a Portland odor ordinance as discriminatory after the closure of Pho Gabo due to a complaint about food smells. They urge policy revision to prevent harm to minority-owned businesses.