Burke-Lee Mabeus of the University of Oregon was named the Big Ten Freshman of the Week for his performance in baseball, marking a first for the Ducks in the Big Ten.

The National Weather Service has issued a wind advisory for the Portland area, warning of strong south winds with gusts up to 50 mph until 4 AM PST Tuesday.

North Bend is holding a City Council Work Session and Meeting on February 24-25, focusing on strategic planning. The events will be live-streamed, and the council will honor a local employee and discuss city budgets.

Joseph Taylor Letts was sentenced to 20 months for a 2020 vehicle theft, after a series of trial delays and an unrelated arrest. A deputy's photo helped identify him.

Medford is facing traffic disruptions from February 24th to early March due to infrastructure repairs, affecting movement around the city with lane and road closures.

Facing a $104 million budget shortfall, Multnomah County's homeless services risk significant cutbacks that could escalate homelessness. Chair Jessica Vega Pederson seeks emergency funding from state and regional partners to maintain services.

Expect Morrison Bridge delays on Friday due to maintenance from 9-11 a.m., potentially halting traffic for 20-minute intervals.

Volunteers and officials planted trees and shrubs at Kellogg Creek Park to aid ecosystem restoration and improve stormwater management, signaling a commitment to environmental and community health.

Portland's Juniper House, a significant site for healthcare and LGBTQ+ advocacy as Oregon's first HIV/AIDS care home, has been listed in the National Register of Historic Places.

McMenamins Rams Head Pub in Portland is closing after 35 years. They didn't renew the lease and will host a farewell party before June. The closure will affect the McMenamins Passport program.

Medford faces lane and road closures from Feb 17 to Apr 16, 2025, for utility and construction projects, including 5G installation and vegetation removal. Traffic rerouting and delays are expected. More info is available on the city's website.

Valentine's Day wedding plans in Clackamas County were disrupted due to inclement weather, prompting the Clerk's Office to close and reschedule marriage licenses and ceremonies.

PBOT announced disruptions on Portland's 82nd Avenue due to construction, urging vigilance and planning for lane closures and detours. Local businesses remain open amidst the work.