A crash on Portland's Hawthorne Bridge caused significant delays, prompting lane closures and traffic congestion during peak hours. Multnomah County advised seeking alternate routes.

Upcoming safety improvements are planned for the Northwest Bliss Road and Northwest 139th Street corridor, adding features like single lanes, turn lanes, bike lanes with buffers, improved signage, pedestrian refuges, and high-visibility markings.

The Medford Planning Department's draft report highlights significant growth with 1,288 new residences, 998 building permits, and 433 new hotel rooms. It showcases public engagement initiatives, housing solutions, and future development plans.

Portland's weather forecast includes a week of rain, showers, and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the 40s and 50s. Snow levels will vary.

Clark County prepares for its April Special Election with public logic and accuracy tests for voting equipment set for March 18, followed by ballot mailing on April 1. The results will be posted on election day.

The Oregon DFR has launched new consumer guides to help businesses and nonprofits understand commercial property and casualty insurance, including for specific industries.

Portland's PDX 311 service, led by Tiffany Carlson, provides a centralized point of contact for residents' city-related queries and issues from trash to social services.

Pedestrian Naomi Hope Gomez was struck and killed by Jerid William Gunter's truck on Highway 140 in Jackson County, prompting an Oregon State Police response and a two-hour traffic delay.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, clouds, and rain for Portland, with chilly mornings and warmer afternoons. Rain is expected to increase from Sunday.

Oregon Treasurer Steiner criticizes the Trump administration's tariff policy for creating uncertainty and financial strain on Oregon families and businesses.

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.