A tunnel boring machine named "Clack-A-Mole" was retrieved from the Willamette River after seven months of use in an infrastructure project in Oregon City.

Clark County Superior and District Courts are closing early due to unexpected bad weather, with the Superior Court finishing its morning schedule and the District Court shutting down all in-person services for the day.

Portland closes City Hall due to severe weather; warming shelters expanded and free transport offered for those in need. TriMet won't turn away anyone heading to shelters.

The National Weather Service issued advisories for severe weather in Inner Portland Metro, including wind gusts up to 45 mph and very cold wind chills. Residents are cautioned about power outages and slick roads.

The Reconnecting Albina Planning Project in Portland is seeking community input for the Albina district's development, with an event on Feb. 27 and a feedback tool open until March 31.

Portland city councilors propose a resolution to investigate Zenith Energy for alleged franchise agreement violations and unauthorized facility modifications.

The City of Portland's ProjectDox will be upgraded from February 21-24, causing a temporary service disruption for permit management and document submission.

The Oregon DFR recovered nearly $9 million for consumers in financial or insurance disputes in 2024, with approximately $2 million in the fourth quarter alone.

Multnomah County Transportation announces Buxton Road closure in Troutdale due to snow, starting February 13 at 8:00 a.m. until mid-afternoon on February 14.

Eugene approves a Fire Service Fee to fund emergency services, estimating an annual $10 million revenue, with a tiered structure based on building size.

Portland faces cold, wind chills, and potential snow and ice accumulation according to a series of advisories from the National Weather Service. Residents are advised to take precautions.

A Corvallis teenager was arrested for emailing a bomb threat to an Albany school, facing first-degree disorderly conduct charges. No explosives were found.

Portland reinforces ADA compliance, focusing on accessible emergency planning and public safety initiatives, with a free webinar on best practices in inclusive design.