Oregon's DFR recovers over $2 million for consumers in Q1 2025, resolving issues like wrongful insurance charges.

An article highlights key PTSD symptoms and stresses the importance of early recognition and treatment for affected individuals, both adults and children.

Washington County proposes a FY 2025-26 budget addressing a $20.5 million shortfall while preserving services.

Medford volunteers removed 1,400 pounds of trash from local parks, with 27 individuals contributing over 140 hours to the effort, including cleaning graffiti and storm debris.

Governor Tina Kotek and First Lady Aimee celebrated Independent Bookstore Day by visiting local bookshops in Portland, highlighting their cultural and community value.

ODHS released a public online training to improve recognition and reporting of child abuse, especially among mandatory reporters, with a focus on supporting families and reducing unnecessary reports and disproportionality in reporting.

Maliki Skutley, 19, was charged with the murder and assault of his six-week-old son, Paxton Shuler, following the infant's death due to severe brain injury.

Fatal car crash on Interstate 5 in Clackamas County claims the life of Alena Yesenia Gudino; cause under investigation by OSP. Traffic flow remained unaffected.

Portland has allocated $7.8 million from its Arts Tax to ensure art education for K-5 students, enriching the curriculum in public and charter schools.

Portland's weather forecast includes continued rain, overcast skies, and cool temperatures, with clearer, warmer conditions expected later in the week.

Medford announces road closures for maintenance and improvements from April 29-May 9, affecting daily commutes and requiring traffic control measures.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office warns against various distracted driving behaviors during Distracted Driving Awareness Month and supports NHTSA's campaign to discourage smartphone use while driving.

The Portland Water Bureau reminds drivers to be cautious and patient in work zones as construction season starts, reinforcing safety through a social media post and releasing further guidance on how to navigate these areas safely.