Multnomah County celebrated the reopening of the Stark Street Bridge, vital for East County connectivity, after emergency repairs that were completed on schedule and under budget.

Portland's traffic fatalities decreased by 19% in 2024 compared to the previous year, with a significant drop among motor vehicle occupants, but concerns about safety persist, especially on high-crash roads and during nighttime.

A Salem man is accused of attempting to vandalize a Tesla dealership with Molotov cocktails, facing federal charges for illegal possession of a destructive device.

Multnomah County's Sheriff's SIU made a second major drug bust, seizing 9.5 pounds of fentanyl, heroin, firearms, and cash, resulting in three arrests.

Portland invites public feedback on proposed floodplain regulation updates, aiming to enhance protection for people, ecosystems, and endangered species while adhering to federal environmental mandates.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office warns of a scam operation where perpetrators use fake caller ID and threats to solicit money, impersonating law enforcement. They advise verifying unexpected calls and reporting scams.

Caleb Logan Spurlock received a 22-month prison sentence for a crime spree in Forest Grove, involving vehicular vandalism and the unlawful use of a weapon.

Medford is seeking public input on its Transportation Safety Action Plan via an interactive map where residents can report unsafe areas until March 28, 2025.

Multnomah County police agencies conducted a DUII saturation patrol in memory of two deputies killed by an impaired driver in 1993, resulting in eight DUII arrests.

A reckless driver and a passenger evaded police in Wood Village, with the female passenger firing a shot before both fled, prompting a large, unsuccessful search.

Oregon State Police K-9 unit seized 2.4 pounds of fentanyl during a traffic stop in Douglas County, resulting in the arrest of Sebastian Melendez Ramirez.

Medford may get a new public art mural featuring maroon hues and pink florals if approved, designed by Ryan Moon with anti-graffiti protection and city maintenance responsibilities.

Clark County Public Works will start roadwork on Northwest 78th Street in mid-March, leading to potential 20-minute delays due to temporary lane closures. Improvements include a new road surface, crosswalk signals, and ADA-compliant sidewalk ramps.