Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek announces an AI action plan focused on responsible, ethical, and secure technology usage, shaped by the AI Advisory Council's recommendations to align with the state's values.

Portland City Councilor Avalos addresses PSU labor negotiations, emphasizing support for the faculty and urging fair resolution. She stands against layoffs, advocating for fair wages and inclusion.

Oregon's State 9-1-1 Program announces a new testing lab in Stayton for improving emergency response systems in collaboration with METCOM 911 and WVCC, providing a safer way to trial technologies and a backup center for Marion County.

Multnomah County advises parents to utilize catch-up vaccination clinics before the school exclusion day, emphasizing the final clinic at McDaniel High School.

Matt West has been appointed as the permanent administrator of Oregon's Workers’ Compensation Division, following an interim period and 19 years in the sector.

OHCS funds over 500 affordable homes in Oregon, allocating $141.3 million in bond funding to developments in Marion and Multnomah counties, benefiting low-income families.

Matt West was named the new administrator of the Oregon Workers’ Compensation Division, with a 19-year history in the division, including roles as interim administrator, deputy administrator, and other supervisory positions.

The 2025-2026 Oregon Blue Book with cover art showcasing the state's natural beauty and a comet is now available, offering information on Oregon's government, history, and culture.

Multnomah County opens additional shelters in response to severe weather, ensuring transportation and assistance for those in need including persons with disabilities and pets.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland's water source, Bull Run Watershed, posing a low-risk scenario for the public; filtration is scheduled by 2027.

Oregon State Parks Commission to meet online on February 25; executive session closed, business meeting open to public. Registration to speak due by February 24.

Spike strips with swastikas named "Kent" have alarmed Yacolt, WA residents; authorities and the mayor are addressing safety concerns and hate symbols. No injuries yet, but vigilance is urged.

The widow of Vancouver police officer Donald Sahota has sued a deputy for wrongful death, citing rash and negligent actions that led to Sahota being mistakenly shot at his home.