FEMA cancels the BRIC grant program for FY2024 and demands return of unspent funds, impacting emergency preparedness in Oregon and halting numerous infrastructure projects.

Oregon officials recommend a post-Tax Day paycheck checkup using the state's Withholding Calculator to adjust tax deductions and avoid future surprises.

The Oregon Historic Cemeteries Grant committee will review grant applications for preserving historic cemeteries on May 8, 2025, with recommendations by May 27. Public can join via Zoom.

Oregon Department of Emergency Management Director Erin McMahon visited Douglas County to assess disaster recovery, meeting local officials and emphasizing the need for coordinated support.

Mayor Keith Wilson will outline the city's future plans during his State of the City address at Franklin High School on May 2, co-hosted by City Club.

Portland City Councilor Mitch Green criticized Portland State University for repressing free speech, especially against pro-Palestinian activists, and questioned PSU's spending priorities.

Victim Galen Pixler died following an assault at a care facility; assailant Reynaldo Silva faces potential additional charges after original indictment.

Four individuals received prison sentences for their involvement in an assault and robbery at an Oak Grove grocery store in February, according to Clackamas County Circuit Court.

Medford's Garfield Street faces lane closures for stormwater line repair from Apr 24-29, possibly affecting commutes.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced a $10 million AI workforce development initiative, partnering with NVIDIA, to train workers and drive economic growth.

Zenn Matthew Vicknair received a 35-year sentence for sexually abusing his stepdaughter from age 9. The Multnomah County judge's decision reflects the severity of the crime and the betrayal of trust involved.

Multnomah County opens 13 new sobering stations at the Coordinated Care Pathway Center, providing 24/7 care for those facing acute intoxication as an alternative to jail or ER visits.

Emergency culvert replacement begins on Oregon 42 due to storm damage; ODOT contracted JRT Construction for the $614K project, aiming for a Memorial Day completion.