Scammers in Oregon are sending fake DMV and ODOT texts about unpaid tolls to cheat people out of money, employing threats and fake websites. ODOT warns to verify claims directly and report scams to authorities.

Starting March 19, the Multnomah County Board of County Commissioners will introduce Proclamation Wednesdays to honor community initiatives, causes, and individuals.

The Oregon Department of Revenue is offering free tax filing assistance at Tualatin Public Library on March 19, helping residents use IRS Direct File and Direct File Oregon.

A driver died in a single-vehicle crash on N. Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. in Portland. Police are investigating the incident and have closed a portion of the road. They are also requesting information from witnesses.

A former Clackamas County deputy pleaded guilty to Official Misconduct for assaulting a jail inmate and was sentenced to probation and community service.

Washington County projects a $20.5 million budget gap, prompting a meeting to discuss cuts and revenue-raising measures amidst rising costs and limited property tax revenues.

Portland Sunday Parkways returns in 2023 with four car-free events, including a revival in Downtown Portland, promoting walking, biking, and community activities.

A Tesla dealership in Tigard was shot at for the second time in a week; no injuries reported. The violence may be linked to protests against Tesla and Elon Musk. Local police seek information.

Oregon farmers face uncertainty amid federal funding cuts and tariff concerns, putting pressure on the Department of Agriculture to adapt and provide support, while also integrating new leadership and launching a user-friendly website.

Portland's weather forecast includes a series of wet days with chances of rain and snow, highs near 50 degrees, and gusty winds. Rain is likely over the weekend with ongoing showers into next week.

A fatal three-vehicle collision on Highway 127 in Multnomah County resulted in one death and major road disruption.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported two wins against fentanyl distribution, with one defendant pleading guilty to federal charges and another manufacturer sentenced to prison.

Secretary of State Tobias Read removed an audit on the OLCC from state records to ensure integrity and adherence to audit standards, reflecting a commitment to transparency and regulatory rigor.