Beaverton's Elomonica Station project, set to open next summer, will offer affordable housing to 81 low-income families in Washington County, backed by the Metro Affordable Housing Bond.

Three-vehicle crash on Highway 18 in Lincoln County results in one fatality, road closure for six hours, and multiple injuries. Oregon State Police investigates the incident.

Willamette University launches a Healthcare Leadership Certificate Program to address the shortage of skilled leaders in the expanding healthcare industry.

Medford faces multiple infrastructure projects causing lane and sidewalk closures until mid-March, impacting Stewart Avenue, West and East Main Streets, Sunrise Avenue, Capitol Avenue, and Delta Waters Road.

Councilor Candace Avalos critiques Portland's preliminary budget regarding housing, emphasizing the need to meet development goals and maintain investment in housing production.

A head-on crash on Highway 138W in Oregon results in a fatality, with driver Carl Miller killed and truck operator Grant Crossgrove unharmed. Fatigue may be a factor.

Portland faces a $93 million budget shortfall, leading to proposed cuts across departments, like $22 million in transportation and $23 million in parks, while aiming to avoid major impacts on emergency services and other critical areas.

Oregon's Department of Agriculture issues a guide stressing the importance of biosecurity in livestock handling to prevent disease and protect health.

Medford is upgrading infrastructure, with upcoming road and sidewalk projects leading to lane and sidewalk closures, affecting commutes and pedestrian routes.

S.E. Troutdale Road reopens after crews cleared a crash site where a vehicle hit a power pole, prompting the collaborative effort of local authorities and utility workers.

Medford marks its 140th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a railroad town to Southern Oregon's economic hub, experiencing significant developments and economic transitions along the way.

A new deflection program in Multnomah County shows early success with 67% of referred individuals engaging in treatment for substance abuse, according to initial four-month data.

Portland's weather forecast includes a classic Pacific Northwest pattern with intermittent rain, clearer afternoon conditions, gusty winds, and a partly sunny Wednesday. The weekend will see a return to rain.