Good Morning, News: Oregon (and the World) is on Fire, A Pause on Data Centers in Hillsboro, and Mitch McConnell Still Trying to Combat “Dead” Allegations. By Taylor Griggs.

Time to Get LIT(erary) at Pickathon

Pickathon's LIT Sunday sessions provide a serene, forested respite from the music festival, showcasing acclaimed Pacific Northwest writers, poets, and storytellers in an intimate, contemplative setting.

A Budget Fix, a Mayor’s Influence, and the Subtext of That Unsavory Banter Among Councilors. By Courtney Vaughn.

Portland City Council passed a $12.2 million supplemental budget to save 30 city jobs, resolving a contentious debate marked by political tension and disagreements over fiscal policy.

THE TRASH REPORT: The Weather Can Be Gossip, in That Gossip Is Both Hot and Cool. By Elinor Jones.

Elinor Jones serves up a spicy, irreverent roundup of celebrity drama, political absurdities, and summer trends, proving that even the trashiest news is better with a bit of wit.

Good Morning, News: Portland’s “Daddy” Issues, Mass Shooting in Seattle, and Elon Musk Loses His Trillionaire Status (Boo-Hoo-Hoo). By William Steven Humphrey.

This edition covers a local Portland budget vote, dangerous wildfires across Oregon and Europe, a violent impersonation incident, a tragic Seattle shooting, and ongoing geopolitical tensions involving Iran.

Good Morning News: WNBA Portland Fire, New Oregon Forest Fires, and This Weekend's World Naked Bike Ride Promises to Be Fire

This update covers Portland arena funding, Oregon wildfires and climate policy, Douglas County sanctuary disputes, the World Naked Bike Ride, Trump’s new tariffs, and escalating international military tensions.