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  • Portland: Heat advisory continues as Portland faces summer wildfire threat | June 22

    Portland: Heat advisory continues as Portland faces summer wildfire threat | June 22
    Jun 22 2026
    Portland authorities arrest suspect in fatal Gaston shooting, report missing elderly woman from Bethany, and declare state of emergency as wildfires threaten due to dry conditions. City faces heat advisories, school funding struggles at Glenfair Elementary, and nearly 15 hours of daylight as summer solstice approaches.
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  • Portland: Police detain two after high-speed chase near Portland airport | June 21

    Portland: Police detain two after high-speed chase near Portland airport | June 21
    Jun 21 2026
    Portland police responded to a high-speed chase near Portland International Airport involving a traffic stop that led to two arrests, raising concerns about road safety. The city also celebrated Juneteenth with its 54th annual parade in North Portland, while negotiations for the Moda Center deal continued with Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon's planned visit.
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  • Portland: I-5 southbound reopens after deadly motorcycle crash | June 20

    Portland: I-5 southbound reopens after deadly motorcycle crash | June 20
    Jun 20 2026
    Portland: A deadly motorcycle crash on I-5 southbound at Marquam Bridge led to a fatality and traffic delays, while a bear was safely relocated from the Pearl District. The city also unveiled a $25 million training facility for the Portland Fire Department and Portland Thorns, and a World Refugee Day soccer match promoted community unity.
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