Oregon and Washington sued the Trump administration over an executive order they claim infringes on state elections, threatens voter rights, and seeks to have it declared unconstitutional.

ODHS introduces the Oregon Brain Injury Program to offer free support for those affected by brain injuries, providing resources and referrals through a toll-free phone service.

The Oregon Office of Emergency Management details the rigorous certification and skills required for 9-1-1 dispatchers, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

Oregon AG Dan Rayfield announces "Safeguarding Oregon: Federal Oversight Forums," a series of town hall meetings to discuss federal accountability and citizen rights, starting in April.

An 85-year-old man died in a crash on I-84 in Oregon after attempting an unsafe pass and rolling his vehicle. He was ejected and pronounced dead at the scene.

Medical examiner seeks public help to identify a deceased woman found in Madison South, Portland, with details on her appearance and tattoos provided.

Portland Police Bureau seeks public input on various directives, including the Police Review Board and vehicle impoundment, emphasizing community engagement and transparency in policing practices.

Oregon Ducks' Nate Bittle enters the 2025 NBA draft but could return to college, as he maintains eligibility. He averaged 14.2 points and 7.6 rebounds, and his size and skill make him a potential second-round pick.

The State Library Board nominating sub-committee will meet publicly on April 4 to select its officers for the next year, offering accessibility services as needed.

The article discusses Earth Day 2025's theme "Our Power, Our Planet," focusing on renewable energy, with Clackamas County aiming for carbon neutrality by 2050 and promoting a Climate Action Plan.

One driver died and two others were injured in a two-vehicle collision in Clackamas County; authorities are investigating the crash with possible impairment involved.

The City of Portland warns against deceptive energy program solicitations masquerading as official communications.

A Troutdale community resource deputy is cracking down on speeding drivers, with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office emphasizing the minimal time saved versus the high safety risks.