Eugene City Council has approved a stormwater fee increase to fund parks and open space programs, relieving the General Fund and preserving services at risk due to budget shortfalls.

Clackamas County saw a low voter turnout of 20.3% for the May 20, 2025 Special District Election, with 62,268 ballots counted. Official results are due June 11, with future elections set for November 2025 and May 2026.

ODOT urges Oregon drivers to prioritize road safety during the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer, especially over Memorial Day weekend, as increased traffic leads to more accidents.

Multnomah County experienced high voter turnout for the May 20 Special District Election, surpassing projections with 24.7% participation and 141,909 ballots counted by 6 p.m. Wednesday.

David Cohen's transition to long-term care, facilitated by Multnomah County's Transition and Diversion program, highlights the importance of community support and Medicaid for seniors facing health crises.

ODOT announces overnight closures of Morrison Bridge for inspections from May 27-30, with detours marked for drivers.

The USDA will buy $16 million worth of Oregon Pink Shrimp to support local economies and provide nutritious food; officials and industry representatives applaud the investment.

A young man died in a two-vehicle crash in Josephine County after his car didn't stop at a highway intersection and was hit by a GMC Yukon, causing the highway to close for hours.

A Twin Falls man died in a fiery crash when his truck hit a bridge pillar on Interstate 84 in Oregon early Tuesday. Traffic was disrupted for 11 hours.

A traffic stop on Interstate 5 led to a significant drug bust of 60 pounds of fentanyl and the arrest of a California man, with an ongoing investigation by OSP and the DEA.

The Oregon Department of Justice argued against federal tariffs at the U.S. Court of International Trade, raising concerns about executive power over taxation.

Clackamas County has opened Clackamas Village, a transitional housing project for the homeless, increasing shelter capacity by nearly 25% and offering 24 new living spaces with support services.

Advanced Precision Anodizing received Oregon OSHA's SHARP recognition for exemplary workplace safety and health management, marking a period free of injuries since 2022.