The Oregon Office of Emergency Management emphasizes the importance of preparation for tsunamis, offering resources and advice on risk awareness, emergency planning, and community engagement.

Providence Medical Group has reached a tentative deal with the staff of Providence Women's Clinic after negotiations over pay and conditions, with benefits including wage increases and better working terms.

Oregon’s Department of Revenue offers free tax filing aid at Klamath Falls Library to assist eligible taxpayers, aiming to increase usage of the Earned Income Tax Credit.

The Gresham Police disclosed the identity of shooting victim Martin Jose Gutierrez, 28, and declared his death a homicide. They urge public assistance in the investigation.

Washington County designated February as Black History Month, focusing on African Americans' contributions to labor, encouraging reflection and education on their historical and ongoing role in shaping the nation.

Tension in Southeast Portland after a daylight carjacking leads to a chase and crash; one adult and two juveniles arrested, facing charges including robbery.

A woman died in a single-vehicle crash on Hwy. 138 in Oregon after her car hit an embankment; she was not wearing a seatbelt, and speed and impairment may have been factors.

The Washington County DA's Office and its Organized Retail Theft Taskforce received $1.5M from Oregon to fight retail theft, with funds allocated for a PSA campaign and security upgrades for businesses.

Medford residents will face traffic disruptions in early February due to fire hydrant relocation, fiber upgrades, water valve repairs, and bridge work, with recommended route adjustments.

Washington County DA's Office received a $1.5 million grant to fight retail theft, launching a campaign with public service announcements and support for local businesses.

A fire in Washougal killed a cat and two dogs in a travel trailer, but all human occupants escaped. Two other pets are missing, and the cause is under investigation.

Portland prioritizes housing and homelessness in its objectives for the 2025 Oregon legislative session, alongside neighborhood revitalization, essential services, and infrastructure.

Portland reaches a tentative deal with AFSCME after 18-hour talks, with details pending member and City Council approval. Further negotiations with DCTU set to prevent a potential strike.