A fatal crash on I-5 in Oregon resulted in the death of a Boring man after his Toyota Tundra collided with a semi-truck.

Multnomah County opens severe weather shelters due to a cold wave, ensuring that no one, including pets and people with disabilities, will be turned away. A state of emergency has been declared.

North Bend School Board rejected an urban renewal plan aimed at economic growth and workforce housing with a 1-6 vote, despite considerable community support.

The City of Gresham has launched the Ceasefire partnership to tackle gun violence through a coalition involving community organizations, law enforcement, and public health experts.

Portland is shrouded in fog this morning with a high of 42°F and calm winds. A partly cloudy night with a low of 26°F is expected. The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny Monday, clear Tuesday night, and possible midweek snow.

The article describes the City African American Network's message for Black History Month, emphasizing the need to honor Black contributions, confront inequality, and actively work towards an inclusive future.

Portland joins other jurisdictions in suing the Trump administration over threats to withhold federal funds from sanctuary cities, maintaining its sanctuary city status and commitment to welcoming all community members.

Portland's forecast includes mixed precipitation, with rain and potential snow showers, and commuters are warned of slippery conditions, especially at higher elevations.

The Portland Water Bureau promotes water conservation by encouraging the use of native plants and has released a guide for the native plant sale season to support sustainable gardening.

Medford implements a severe weather declaration to open a shelter during freezing temperatures, offering beds and food for those in need, facilitated by the non-profit ACCESS.

Portland weather forecast includes rain and snow mix, with a clear to mostly sunny day and highs over 40 degrees, shifting to snow showers and rain at night with low accumulation expected.

Lincoln Smith, a truck driver, was convicted of manslaughter after a crash on Interstate 5, killing 7 farmworkers and injuring 3. He had drugs in his system, but claimed to have fallen asleep at the wheel. Sentencing details are pending.

Deputies rescued a kayaker who had a medical emergency after falling into the Tualatin River near a golf course. She was safely transported to a hospital.