Good morning, Hillsboro.

The Oregon Water Resources Department says 88% of the state is in drought with 57% in severe-to-extreme conditions.

Low stream flows are already reducing habitat for local fish and a toolkit with water-saving tips is available for 21 counties.

Wildfires keep the region on alert as 49 large fires burn across Oregon and Washington.

The Grasshopper Fire near Portland has burned 39,439 acres and remains 20% contained, while gusty winds expected Friday & Saturday may worsen local air quality.

Forest Grove's air remains moderate as smoke from the Grasshopper Fire has made air quality in Hillsboro and Beaverton unhealthy for sensitive groups.

A light northwest wind may be pushing the smoke away while an air quality alert lasts until 11 p.m. tonight.

Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue demolished the 35-year-old administrative building at its training center on Tonquin Road near Sherwood because it lacked modern features, and staff moved to a temporary modular unit while plans for a new structure are under discussion.

Mike Clock, longtime Pacific University wrestling coach, died at 90 on July 25 in Vancouver.

He led the Boxers to many honors and inspired generations of wrestlers, and service details will be announced later.

Latino Community Festival

12-6 p.m. — Hillsboro Ballpark — Free entry — Celebrate 20 years of cultural richness with music, food, and community spirit.