Oregon State Police seek public help in identifying those responsible for illegally killing wolf OR 86 in Union County, and offer rewards for information leading to an arrest or citation.

The Portland Water Bureau promotes water conservation by encouraging the use of native plants and has released a guide for the native plant sale season to support sustainable gardening.

Oregon initiates a milk testing program to monitor for H5N1 avian influenza, collaborating with local dairy industry despite no confirmed cases in their cattle.

Former St. Helens police chief Brian Greenway is accused of misconduct, including blackmail, sending explicit texts to employees, and other infractions.

Portland's NE Marine Drive is undergoing traffic safety improvements with the installation of roadside delineators. Lane closures on weekdays will cause delays until early March.

Medford implements a severe weather declaration to open a shelter during freezing temperatures, offering beds and food for those in need, facilitated by the non-profit ACCESS.

New affordable and sustainable townhomes unveiled in Northeast Portland through Proud Ground and PCEF partnership, targeting low- and moderate-income families and featuring net-zero energy capabilities.

Portland weather forecast includes rain and snow mix, with a clear to mostly sunny day and highs over 40 degrees, shifting to snow showers and rain at night with low accumulation expected.

Washington County adopted the 2025 legislative agendas, emphasizing equity in service delivery and partnership with government entities to address community needs. The agendas outline the County's commitment to equity, sustainability, and health.

Oregon Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner warns about financial strain on local households due to Trump administration's tariffs, which could hike consumer costs significantly.

"Tunnel boring machine 'Clack-A-Mole' has completed its half-mile dig for the Tri-City Water Resource Recovery Facility Outfall Project in Clackamas County."

Natalie Didion is appointed as Portland's new Building Official, overseeing code enforcement and inspections, with a rich background in architecture and a history of improvements in the city's permitting processes.

Lincoln Smith, a truck driver, was convicted of manslaughter after a crash on Interstate 5, killing 7 farmworkers and injuring 3. He had drugs in his system, but claimed to have fallen asleep at the wheel. Sentencing details are pending.