A pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on Highway 99 in Lane County, Oregon. The driver and passenger were uninjured, and no charges have been filed.

Washington County is looking for volunteers to join various land use and transportation committees, with multiple roles available for interested community members.

Two suspects were arrested for multiple burglaries in Wilsonville, Oregon, after their escape was thwarted by muddy terrain. Items indicating theft and drugs were found in their stolen vehicle.

Oregon's ODHS Tax Infrastructure Grant Program aids low-income filers with free tax services at OSU and WOU, where students work to process returns, offer assistance, and provide financial relief.

Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability released a Broadband Equity Study Story Map, detailing internet access disparities and gathering community feedback to guide digital equity policies.

The Portland Water Bureau reports low levels of Cryptosporidium in the Bull Run Watershed, Portland's drinking water source.

Multnomah County helped 2,469 people exit homelessness and provided shelter access to 6,288 in six months, despite a looming financial crisis threatening future progress.

A man in Corvallis, Oregon, is charged with trying to set a sleeping person on fire; he's also linked to a nearby dumpster fire. Larry G. Kiser Jr. faces multiple charges.

Medford announces lane closures due to construction projects, including a storm inlet replacement and road surface repairs, affecting traffic from February 25-27, 2025.

A downed tree and power lines have closed N.W. Thompson Road in northwest Portland, with crews working on clearance and drivers advised to use alternate routes.

Oregon's insurance commissioner urges residents and businesses to purchase flood insurance before spring rains, noting that standard policies don't cover floods.

Oregon Governor Kotek supports House Bill 3644, advocating for a comprehensive statewide shelter program to address homelessness, with funding for shelter beds and rehousing efforts.

Medford marks its 140th anniversary, highlighting its growth from a railroad town to Southern Oregon's economic hub, experiencing significant developments and economic transitions along the way.