Clackamas County Sheriff's Office staff participated in the 2025 Polar Plunge to support Special Olympics Oregon, raising over $1,100 and ensuring safety at the event.

Portland man sentenced to 36 months for bank fraud and identity theft, exploiting a person with an intellectual disability.

Mayor Keith Wilson proclaimed February 2025 as Black History Month in Portland, honoring Black contributions, particularly in labor, and urging residents to participate in the observance.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mild and sunny Portland morning, with a week of mixed weather conditions including chances of rain and gentle winds.

Portland's transportation bureau plans to seize the "Flying Fuster" boat if not moved from public space by a specified deadline, with options to appeal.

Medford is upgrading infrastructure, with upcoming road and sidewalk projects leading to lane and sidewalk closures, affecting commutes and pedestrian routes.

Portland's Urban Forestry's 2024 Yard Tree Giveaway was successful, distributing 2,910 trees, with a focus on equity and servicing Priority Service Areas in the city.

Multnomah County, despite a severe winter storm, recognized February 2025 as Black History and Black Futures Month and highlighted key contributors and the importance of addressing systemic barriers.

Artist Becky Borlan seeks community input on local plants to inspire "Cloud Nest" art installation in Hillsboro's Shute Park, with workshops for public participation.

Salem City Council approves a 'Livability Levy' for the May 20, 2025 ballot to fund city services like parks and libraries, costing homeowners $0.98 per $1,000 of assessed value.

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office is investigating an inmate's death after he was found unresponsive in Falkenburg Road Jail, following an apparent suicide attempt.

Washington County's Child Support Division is Oregon's highest-collecting, amassing over $26 million, benefiting local families and meeting federal benchmarks.

After a strong windstorm in Portland, PP&R's Urban Forestry teams cleared fallen trees, ensuring safe travel, with Mayor Wilson praising their swift response.