Oregon Governor Kotek presents a transportation plan to address a $242 million ODOT shortfall, aiming to avoid layoffs and prioritize maintenance. She urges lawmakers to refocus funds and repeal House Bill 3991.

Washington County declares a state of emergency to expedite repair work on Oregon Highway 6 after a landslide, stressing the route's crucial role in local travel and economy.

State officials from Oregon and Indiana make a friendly wager on the Peach Bowl, betting local snacks on the outcome of the football game between the University of Oregon Ducks and the Indiana University Hoosiers.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek confirmed the return of the state's National Guard from active duty, criticizing the Trump Administration for extending their deployment.

TriMet faces a $300 million budget shortfall and seeks public input on proposed transit service cuts in Washington County, including changes to lines 76, 20, 45, 37, 96, and the LIFT Paratransit program.

A fatal crash occurred in Beaverton after a chase, with Portland Police not pursuing at the time of the accident. Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating.

A motorcyclist died in a crash with an e-scooter in Portland; the scooter rider had non-life-threatening injuries. Police are investigating and seeking witnesses.

The NEACT meeting on January 8 will discuss regional transportation issues, open for public participation in-person and virtually via a provided link.

Portland prepares for a DOJ Settlement Conference to discuss police accountability measures and the setup of its new Community Board for Police Accountability, with further details expected in February.

Portland's weather forecast indicates sunny skies, a high of 48 degrees, and a frosty night, followed by likely rain on New Year's Day and continuing rainfall into the weekend.

Hillsboro announces a variety of development projects for 2026, focusing on community support, water infrastructure, public safety, and connectivity enhancements.

State attorneys general, led by Dan Rayfield of Oregon, are running a PSA campaign to alert consumers about gift card fraud and prevention strategies post-holidays.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office welcomes K9 Saar, a Belgian Malinois specialized in Patrol, to their team. Saar, born in Holland, responds to Dutch commands and has her own trading card for community engagement.