Oregon Governor Tina Kotek launched an online inventory of state-owned lands to expedite housing development and address housing affordability. The tool is part of efforts to speed up the creation of affordable housing in the state.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek is reshaping state agency leadership, appointing new heads to the DAS, DOR, and OED to improve services and accountability.

Starting March 20, SW Fourth Avenue in Portland will undergo paving, causing delays and parking restrictions near Portland State University. The project, aimed at lasting road repairs, is scheduled to finish by March 30.

Gregory Escobedo, Jr. was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for committing a series of carjackings at gunpoint in Oregon and Idaho in March 2021.

The Madras, Oregon DMV is closed today due to staffing issues, with residents directed to check office status online and use the DMV2U portal for services.

Cryptosporidium traces were found in Portland's primary water source, with plans for a new treatment system by 2027. Residents, especially the immunocompromised, are advised to consult healthcare professionals.

The Oregon Humane Society warns of a scam where individuals claiming to be from OHS charge pet owners for nonexistent medical services for their lost animals.

The Oregon Health Authority offers guidance for flood recovery, advocating for safety when assessing property damage, turning off utilities, documenting damage for insurance, wearing protective gear during cleanup, and seeking mental health support.

Oregon faces severe flooding; the State Emergency Coordination Center escalates to Level 3 response. Residents are warned of floods, landslides, and to stay informed and prepared.

John M. Dragoo was arrested for DUI and other charges after crashing his car into a Togo's restaurant in Beaverton, narrowly missing customers and causing property damage.

The Portland Police Bureau confirmed the identity of Kevin Rhinehart, 33, as the victim of a Hazelwood neighborhood homicide, urging public assistance in the ongoing investigation.

The NWS predicts a week of consistent showers and possible thunderstorms for Portland, with snow levels rising and chances of precipitation remaining high throughout the week.

Washington County projects a $20.5 million budget gap, prompting a meeting to discuss cuts and revenue-raising measures amidst rising costs and limited property tax revenues.