Oregon's First Lady Aimee Kotek Wilson has been provided with increased security detail and staff for public service duties, a move confirmed by Governor Tina Kotek's office.

A 9-year-old boy was hit and trapped under a school bus in Vancouver but survived with non-life-threatening injuries after a technical rescue operation.

Officer Travis Gregston of the Tigard Police returned to duty after his motorcycle was hit by a vehicle while responding to an emergency. The accident emphasizes the need for road safety awareness.

A semi-truck rollover on Portland's Morrison Bridge caused extensive traffic delays and forced the closure of a key off-ramp before being cleared in the afternoon.

The Portland Police Bureau is increasing its patrols for the NCAA Women's Basketball Tournament, ensuring safety for the fans and teams from March 29 to April 1, 2024.

The Oregon DEQ issued 18 penalties totaling $232,095 in February for various environmental violations, including a significant fine for clean fuels violations.

A stabbing suspect caused a standoff with Portland police in Hazelwood, leading to a significant law enforcement response and negotiations for a safe resolution.

Governor Tina Kotek is seeking a new judge for Columbia County as Judge Cathleen B. Callahan retires on May 31. Applications are due by April 17th, 5 PM. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, Oregon residents, and members of the Oregon State Bar.

The article describes a week of heavy rain and occasional thunderstorms for Portland, Oregon, with high chances of precipitation, strong winds, and mild temperatures, followed by a clearer and sunnier weekend.

Zenith Energy was found to have violated Portland's lobbying regulations by failing to register or report its lobbying activities in 2022, as required after exceeding the eight-hour threshold.

Multnomah County proclaims March 31, 2024, as Transgender Day of Visibility, recognizing and celebrating transgender and gender-expansive individuals. Commissioner Sharon Meieran, an advocate for the community, emphasizes the day's importance.

Portland's Rockwood neighborhood begins construction on the SE 174th Avenue Sidewalk Infill project for safer pedestrian and cyclist access, funded by a $2.4 million investment.

Multnomah County is launching five new dashboards for improved tracking of the fentanyl crisis, with emphasis on transparency and the effectiveness of recent measures.