A 79-year-old man died in a three-vehicle crash in Clackamas County, with his 82-year-old passenger seriously injured; the other drivers were unharmed.

Portland avoided a strike by reaching tentative agreements with DCTU and AFSCME, providing increased wages and benefits for city workers after extensive negotiations.

Cryptosporidium has been found in Portland's drinking water, with potential risks for the immunocompromised. The Water Bureau is increasing monitoring but has until 2027 to start filtration.

Portland's public transit offered free rides in honor of Rosa Parks' 112th birthday, joining a tribute to her civil rights legacy. TriMet General Manager highlights Parks' inspirational role.

Tobias Read introduced the Oregon Audits Division's plan for 2025-26, focusing on transparency, financial audits, data security, and social services evaluation.

An Oregon Department of Human Services grant will fund upgrades to the Spray General Store, allowing it to better serve as a community hub and resilience center.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of rain and snow showers in Portland over the coming week with little accumulation and temperatures around the low 40s.

Portland's weather forecast shows a wet, wintry week ahead with snow levels around 1300 feet, mild temperatures, and winds up to 21 mph. Showers and snow showers expected throughout the week.

Multnomah County designated January as Human Trafficking Awareness and Prevention Month to address local trafficking issues, emphasizing support for survivors through initiatives like the New Day Program.

Eugene Police partnered with retailers to target theft, resulting in several arrests including Emily Kovachy, Bryan Beaudro, and Charles Zencius on various charges.

Tina Kotek appoints Ryan R. Rodighiero as Gilliam County's new District Attorney after Kara Davis's resignation. Rodighiero previously served as Chief Deputy DA in Union County.

AJ Jackson is named Interim Fire Chief for Portland Fire & Rescue, overseeing 744 employees and a near $200 million budget, replacing retiring Chief Ryan Gillespie.

City Administrator Michael Jordan reaffirms Portland's core values in response to federal executive orders, emphasizing commitment to anti-racism and equity for civil servants.