Medford announces high school winners of the 2024 Art Contest, who receive a scholarship and have their artworks displayed at City Hall, celebrating the theme "Community."

A Salem man, Adam Matthew Lansky, has been federally charged for allegedly having Molotov cocktails and attempting to burn down a car dealership. He was arrested and is awaiting further court proceedings.

Portland's Office of Arts & Culture and RACC awarded $1.2 million in small grants to 275 local artists and organizations, supporting a diverse range of arts projects.

The Columbia Employee Store reopens, offering up to 40% off on its brands until March 9. Proof of connection to the City of Portland and a digital invite are required for entry.

Medford is set to undergo sidewalk renovations for ADA ramp work on Ruby and Papago Drives, causing closures from March 4-13 between 7 am and 5 pm, with flaggers directing pedestrian traffic.

Clark County seeks a volunteer for its Arts Commission to promote local arts, with the term from April 1, 2025, to March 31, 2027. Applications are due by March 31, 2025.

Jovanny Tapia-Vasquez was arrested in Aloha, Oregon, on charges including attempted assault and stalking after firing at a vehicle and threatening its owner.

Rain is expected in Portland today with a high of 54 degrees, shifting to intermittent showers and lighter winds by evening. Sunny weather is forecasted for Thursday.

Governor Kotek condemned an attack on the SAIF CEO, urging public assistance with the investigation and emphasizing a zero-tolerance stance on violence.

Authorities are investigating a suspicious death after a man was found dead atop shopping carts in a Troutdale Home Depot parking lot early Saturday morning.

Leonardo Bollas-Zafra was arrested after a fatal crash where his high blood alcohol level suggested impaired driving, leading to charges including manslaughter.

The Jay County Sheriff's Office warns of a strong thunderstorm in southern Adams and northeastern Jay counties, with half-inch hail and potential for minor vegetation damage.

Portland faces a $93 million budget deficit, and officials are considering cuts and new revenue streams, sparing public safety from reductions but proposing up to 275 job cuts.