The Oregon Department of Human Services expands its action plan for overseeing adult care facilities, improving safety, and oversight mechanisms based on a consultant's findings and recommendations.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek proclaimed March 10 as Abortion Provider Appreciation Day, reaffirming the state's support for reproductive rights and access to abortion services.

A blind and hard-of-hearing individual, Ulysses, found stable housing through the Mainstream voucher program, as reported by the Housing Authority of Washington County.

The Portland Water Bureau reports low levels of Cryptosporidium in the Bull Run Watershed, Portland's drinking water source.

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

Oregon initiates a milk testing program to monitor for H5N1 avian influenza, collaborating with local dairy industry despite no confirmed cases in their cattle.

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.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture promotes biosecurity on farms by recommending isolation, traffic control, and sanitation to protect livestock and the food supply.

A Cryptosporidium oocyst was found in Portland's water supply; further treatment to start by 2027. Current levels don't warrant general public action, but risk exists for the immunocompromised.

Seattle doctors have developed a blood test that identifies the parental origin of the RB1 mutation in retinoblastoma, aiding in prognosis and treatment decisions.

Cryptosporidium has been detected in Portland's drinking water source, with no immediate health precautions needed but heightened concern for the immunocompromised.

Northwest Naturals’ Feline Turkey Recipe pet food was recalled due to bird flu contamination linked to a cat's death in Oregon. Customers are advised to stop using and return the product.

Multnomah County's new deflection program has engaged 133 people in recovery services over three months, with the local police and a dedicated care center aiding in diverting individuals away from the criminal system.