The FDA has issued a recall of all ByHeart Infant Formula products due to links with infant botulism. Parents are advised to stop use immediately and monitor for symptoms.

A 68-year-old cyclist, Rutilo Moreno Jorge, died in a crash after possibly hitting a rock and being struck by an SUV in Multnomah County. MCSO is investigating; no arrests or citations issued yet.

Medford is upgrading Harry & David Field with sustainable Tahoma 31 Bermudagrass, new irrigation, artificial bullpens, and improved batting cages for enhanced playability.

Oregon residents are facing recovery challenges after floods, with officials advising caution and safety measures including avoiding unnecessary travel, documenting home damage, and taking health precautions.

Medford City Council will discuss the Creekside Quarter project, a potential new hotel and professional baseball stadium, and redevelopment of Hawthorne Park.

Portland Police reported an officer's patrol car collision; airbags deployed, causing a hospital check-up, but no injuries. Other driver cited for careless driving.

Paul "Kevin" Kelley is appointed as Curry County's new District Attorney by Governor Kotek, effective November 18, 2025.

Medford City Council is seeking input on Main Street's design, offering an Open House and an online survey for feedback on four layout options. The Council will decide on the final design in early 2026.

Oregon lawmakers led by Senator Deb Patterson request the state's Public Utility Commission to halt utility disconnections for families affected by the federal shutdown.

The Portland Police Bureau reported a fatal crash involving an Audi Q7 in the Centennial neighborhood, where the driver died after hitting a utility pole.

Oregon State Police seek public help to identify those behind the illegal killing and dumping of four deer in Clackamas County, offering rewards for tips leading to arrests.

A collision in Portland involving an Amtrak train and a scooter rider resulted in one fatality, leading to a police investigation and traffic disruptions.

Oregon begins disbursing full SNAP benefits to over 750,000 residents following a court order, with Governor Kotek emphasizing the importance of immediate nutrition assistance.