Oregon State Beavers defeated Grand Canyon 6-4 in adverse weather, maintaining their perfect home record. The game featured a pivotal two-run homer by Trent Caraway.

Portland faces a cloudy and wet weather pattern with persistent rain and fluctuating snow levels, highs around 50 degrees, and light winds forecasted by the National Weather Service.

Last Wednesday, a fatal crash on Highway 20 in Linn County claimed the life of 72-year-old Loren Duane Soderholm. The crash occurred at the Knox Butte Road intersection, where Soderholm’s Hyundai collided with a Volvo, resulting in his death.

Medford announces road and sidewalk closures from March 17 to March 30 for city improvement projects, including asphalt repairs, storm system upgrades, and ADA ramp improvements.

The NWS forecasts persistent rain and winds for Portland, with near certain chance of precipitation and highs around 49-52 degrees in the coming days.

A jury convicted Thomas Robert Colon of second-degree murder for the 2018 killing of Andrew Hathaway, who was stabbed 55 times before his body was burned in a car.

Sewage has leaked into Bridlemile Creek in SW Portland, prompting warnings to avoid the area. Crews have reacted, with Fanno Creek also affected. The property owner must repair the issue; an advisory stands for 48 hours post-repair.

Portland's Bureau of Planning and Sustainability introduces grants to improve digital skills in the Native American community, addressing local digital disparities.

Multnomah County confirms Christopher Neal as the new COO, chosen from 84 candidates after a nationwide search. He starts April 7, facing financial pressures but optimistic about the future.

Oregon Governor Kotek criticizes EPA's rollback of environmental regulations and commits to state climate action.

Jacob Fitzgerald pled guilty to manslaughter and attempted murder in Multnomah County, receiving a 34-year sentence for his crimes including the 2022 fatal shooting of Otis Abner.

The Multnomah County Health Department filled three leadership roles with a focus on public health and equity, hiring Kirsten Aird, Michael D. Crandell, and Angela Henderson.

Altura, a new affordable housing community in Southwest Beaverton, offers 75 units aimed at low-income families, funded in part by a Metro housing bond and developed by BRIDGE Housing.