Medford residents will experience traffic disruptions, including road closures and detours from April 5-11, due to various maintenance and construction projects throughout the city.

Medford approves a new 73-lot subdivision, Skyview Estates, on the north side, covering 17.59 acres on a 94.9-acre property for residential development.

Attorney General Dan Rayfield leads a coalition suing the Trump administration to protect libraries, museums, and minority businesses from an Executive Order that may shut down key federal agencies.

Oregon and Washington sued the Trump administration over an executive order they claim infringes on state elections, threatens voter rights, and seeks to have it declared unconstitutional.

Multnomah County has unveiled its draft Climate Justice Plan for public review, focusing on equity and addressing climate change impacts like heat waves and wildfires.

Police dog K-9 Hans helped arrest a fleeing U-Haul truck theft suspect, Gabriel Vogel, after multiple agencies collaborated to end a vehicle pursuit in Northeast Portland.

Multnomah County Judge convicts PSU protestor Danielle Alisha Monk of Criminal Trespass in the Second Degree from a protest held at Portland State University in May 2024.

The 2024 "State of Small Business" report by Oregon highlights challenges for small businesses and emphasizes the need for better communication between state agencies and entrepreneurs.

Scott Garrnett Boyd was convicted of multiple rape and sodomy counts after an eight-year legal battle and a retrial involving a non-unanimous jury decision.

ODHS introduces the Oregon Brain Injury Program to offer free support for those affected by brain injuries, providing resources and referrals through a toll-free phone service.

ODHS awarded $2.35 million in grants to enhance emergency services for seniors in long-term care, funding innovative programs to reduce unnecessary hospital trips and improve care facility responses.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announces $3.4 million Housing 360 pilot program, aiming to house and support those with mental health issues and experiencing homelessness.

The Oregon National Guard has renovated the W.D. Jackson Armory in Portland. A ceremony on April 4 will mark its completion with officials attending. The $9.4M project includes infrastructure upgrades and will extend the facility's life by 25 years.