The City of Portland has launched the Portland Votes 2024 Voter Education Grant Program to educate voters about ranked-choice voting and engage underrepresented communities in the electoral process.

Portland's Saturday Market marks its 50th anniversary with celebratory events, remaining a vibrant hub for local handcrafted goods.

74-year-old Peter Pellegrin died following a scooter crash, marking Portland's 15th traffic death in 2023. Police continue to investigate with no charges filed yet.

House Bill 4002, aimed at reversing Measure 110's drug decriminalization, passed the Oregon Senate and faced protests as it heads to the Governor's desk. Critics highlight racial impacts and inadequate addiction support.

Portland Police are searching for Robert Kemp Jr., missing since March 1, and considered endangered due to his mental health condition. He was last seen leaving his group home.

Scappoose School District increased security due to a non-credible Snapchat threat, affecting Columbia County schools. Classes continued while law enforcement remained vigilant.

PBOT has launched "Pothole March Madness," a two-week push to repair Portland's winter-damaged streets, following the filling of nearly 3,000 potholes post-January storms.

Juan Sebastian Gorosito led the Portland Pilots to a 70-60 victory over the Loyola Marymount Lions with 26 points, supported by Chris Austin and Tyler Robertson.

The National Weather Service forecasts frost, cold temperatures, and potential rain in Portland, Oregon, with lows near 29°F and highs in the mid-40s to low 50s.

Passengers sue Boeing and Alaska Airlines for $1 billion following a frightful incident on Flight 1282 due to a door plug failure causing cabin depressurization.

Oregon Convention Center hosted the USA Fencing's March North American Cup, featuring 2,300 athletes with Olympic aspirations, including a strong local presence from Oregon.

Sacramento State prepares to host Portland State in college basketball, with key players like Austin Patterson and Duncan Powell highlighted for their recent performances.

"Oregon-produced movie "My Dead Friend Zoe," created by U.S. Army vet Kyle Hausmann-Stokes, debuts at SXSW, addressing the veteran experience with PTSD."