Lori Chavez-DeRemer faced tough questions at her U.S. Labor Secretary confirmation regarding her support for labor unions and alignment with Trump-era policies.

A Salem Tesla dealership was hit by gunshots, prompting an FBI investigation. No arrests have been made despite previous vandalism incidents at the location.

Volunteers and officials planted trees and shrubs at Kellogg Creek Park to aid ecosystem restoration and improve stormwater management, signaling a commitment to environmental and community health.

Bing Li, a 94-year-old missing man from Portland with health issues, was found safe at a hospital, highlighting the community's crucial role in his search and safe return.

Firefighters in Portland used a diamond-tipped blade to remove a high-tech titanium ring from a woman's swollen finger after traditional methods failed.

A man died after being hit by a MAX train in North Portland; details suggest he got caught between train cars. TriMet responded and services were disrupted.

Oregon's Building Codes Division adopted a new code allowing builders to construct attached stacked duplexes to increase housing density and affordability, aligning with Governor Kotek's housing strategy.

The Oregon Department of Revenue has started issuing tax refunds for the 2024 tax year, with over 400,000 returns processed. They recommend e-filing and direct deposit for quicker refunds.

Oregon invests over $141 million to create and preserve over 500 affordable homes in Marion and Multnomah counties, leveraging state, federal, and tax credit resources.

Oak Street Village is a new shelter set to open in Portland's Montavilla neighborhood, offering 29 pods for up to 40 homeless individuals, with a celebratory event on Feb. 19.

Senator Ron Wyden introduces a bill to raise the minimum age for purchasing assault weapons from 18 to 21, aiming to reduce gun violence and align with handgun purchase age requirements.

Two backcountry skiers died in an avalanche near Broken Top, west of Bend, Oregon. Their bodies were recovered by search and rescue, with warnings about the area's avalanche risks.

Portland announced land use decision LU 24-106186 MLDS, recommitting to accessibility in city services following Civil Rights Title VI and ADA Title II.