Medford City Council has changed its meeting schedule to the first and third Wednesdays of the month at 6 p.m., starting January 2025 to improve public engagement.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating the deaths of two individuals found at Baseline Woods Apartments, with no ongoing threat to the community reported.

The autopsy of a 43-year-old stabbing suspect who died in police custody showed no traumatic injuries; cause of death awaits toxicology results. The suspect earlier had an altercation and collapsed on a sidewalk after fleeing.

Oregon's Secretary of State and Governor have certified the 2024 General Election results, highlighting the state's effective and secure election system.

New regulations by the City Auditor’s office, ARA 15.01, 15.02, and 15.03, have revised the lobbying rules in the city, focusing on registration, reporting, and enforcement to enhance transparency.

The Oregon Department of Human Services expands vaccine clinics to all long-term care facilities, improving access to COVID-19 and flu vaccines for residents and staff.

Julia Brim-Edwards announced Bryan Hockaday as her new chief of staff, effective January 2025, emphasizing his experience and commitment to public service.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of persistent rain and possible thunderstorms for Portland with high chances of precipitation and varying temperatures.

The Portland Police Bureau is seeking the public's help to identify a witness to a December 2022 assault on SE Stark Street. A photo has been released for assistance.

The Oregon Heritage Vitality Study Report details challenges heritage organizations face in preserving the state's cultural legacy and offers strategic recommendations.

Alex Barnett is appointed as Washington County's new County Counsel, effective June 8, 2025, succeeding interim counsel Cortney Duke-Driessen after a national search.

The OCFW seeks nominees for the 40th Women of Achievement Awards, celebrating Oregon women's contributions to progress and empowerment across various fields.

Two men were arrested for stealing over $12,000 worth of items from a Lululemon store in Portland, with help from Loss Prevention staff and the police.