Caleb Logan Spurlock received a 22-month prison sentence for a crime spree in Forest Grove, involving vehicular vandalism and the unlawful use of a weapon.

Medford announces lane closures from March 5-12 for vegetation management near power lines, affecting travel on Lone Pine Road, South Pacific Highway, and Central Avenue.

Two killed in a head-on collision involving a Nissan Frontier and a Dodge Ram 1500 on Highway 97 in Klamath County as reported by Oregon State Police.

Medford is seeking public input on its Transportation Safety Action Plan via an interactive map where residents can report unsafe areas until March 28, 2025.

Portland's weather features a partly sunny day with a 20% chance of showers and a high of 55 degrees, transitioning to a cooler evening with a low of 35 degrees. The following days will be mostly sunny with temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.

Multnomah County police agencies conducted a DUII saturation patrol in memory of two deputies killed by an impaired driver in 1993, resulting in eight DUII arrests.

Oregon lawmakers oppose funding and staffing cuts to Tribal support programs by Trump administration, seeking to protect Tribal sovereignty and reverse harmful measures risking over 2,600 federal jobs.

Portland's Office of Arts & Culture and RACC awarded $1.2 million in small grants to 275 local artists and organizations, supporting a diverse range of arts projects.

The Columbia Employee Store reopens, offering up to 40% off on its brands until March 9. Proof of connection to the City of Portland and a digital invite are required for entry.

A reckless driver and a passenger evaded police in Wood Village, with the female passenger firing a shot before both fled, prompting a large, unsuccessful search.

A specialized MCSO team rescued two hikers lost on Larch Mountain, providing necessary aid and highlighting the need for preparation in wilderness areas.

Free tax filing assistance is available at Coos County libraries from March 18-21, provided by the Oregon Department of Revenue for both state and some federal returns.

Medford is set to undergo sidewalk renovations for ADA ramp work on Ruby and Papago Drives, causing closures from March 4-13 between 7 am and 5 pm, with flaggers directing pedestrian traffic.