Portland Bureau of Transportation reopened NW Cornell Road and NW Thompson Road earlier than expected after clearing landslide debris caused by heavy rain.

Portland's Planning Commission seeks five new members, including a young adult, to help shape the city's urban development, emphasizing diversity and community engagement.

NWS in Portland has issued a wind advisory and flood watch due to expected high winds and excessive rainfall, with potential for fallen limbs, power outages, and flooding.

Medford will experience lane and road closures from Feb 19 to Mar 14 due to utility inspections and tree trimming, affecting major streets and requiring detours.

Lori Chavez-DeRemer faced tough questions at her U.S. Labor Secretary confirmation regarding her support for labor unions and alignment with Trump-era policies.

A man died after being hit by a MAX train in North Portland; details suggest he got caught between train cars. TriMet responded and services were disrupted.

Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Broken Top, west of Bend, Oregon. Their bodies were recovered by search and rescue, with warnings about the area's avalanche risks.

A body was found on Sauvie Island, prompting a suspicious death investigation by the East County Major Crimes Team; no threat to public safety perceived.

An unidentified body was found on Sauvie Island by the Willamette River, with the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office investigating the suspicious death.

A woman was fatally struck by an Amtrak train on the Union Pacific rail line in Clackamas. The incident occurred near SE 82nd Avenue and is under investigation with no passenger injuries. The victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

Oregon and Washington state officials report two domestic cats contracting HPAI from raw pet food, leading to their euthanasia and prompting public health warnings.

Candace Avalos is the new City Councilor for Portland's District 1, focusing on East Portland issues, housing, and climate. She promises regular updates and urges community participation.

Portland has extended the Sunderland RV Safe Park through June 2025 to continue providing shelter and services to the homeless. Managed by the Salvation Army, the site offers vital support and aims to transition residents into stable housing.