Hillary Clinton will speak at Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall in Portland to promote her new book. Her tour coincides with the upcoming election and includes political discourse.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek completed tours of the state's nine federally recognized Tribal nations to cement partnerships and address Tribal challenges.

Clackamas County opens a new pop-up vote center in Happy Valley Library to make voting more accessible for the upcoming election, offering services including ballot replacement and voter registration updates.

The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation will host a virtual event on green finance innovation, discussing the role of AI and blockchain in sustainability.

Clackamas County mails ballots to voters and offers a "Track Your Ballot" service for updates on ballot status. Ballots can be returned by mail or at drop sites, and assistance is available for lost ballots or voter services.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announces a $25 million grant for the Port of Coos Bay to fund the PCIP Terminal Planning Project, aiming to improve the port's infrastructure and support local economic growth.

Washington County Elections has begun sending out ballots for the upcoming General Election on November 5, 2024, with voters expected to receive them by October 22nd.

The Great Oregon Camp-In is an event encouraging Oregonians to practice emergency preparedness through activities such as making plans, creating go-bags, and community engagement.

Oregon's registration deadline for the November General Election is today, urging citizens to register via OregonVotes.gov or with paper forms. Ballots will be mailed starting October 16.

Washington County Elections is launching a mini-series "The Heroes Behind the Ballots" to highlight the role of election workers and build trust in the electoral process.

Multnomah County's Coordinated Care Pathway Center is set to launch, following Judge Rees's dismissal of legal challenges, to provide treatment rather than charges for minor drug offenses.

A meeting in Hillsboro, Oregon discussed potential land expansion for semiconductor industry growth, sparking mixed community reactions and concerns over rapid development and its implications.

Oregon's first registered youth apprenticeship in advanced manufacturing sees success with students like Yuvindu Chandrasinghe earning while learning at companies such as Tosoh Quartz.