NTSB demands better cockpit voice recorders after a door panel incident on an Oregon flight exposed the limitations of current technology, which only preserves two hours of audio. The FAA has been recommended to upgrade to 25-hour recorders.

Portland offers federal and city aid to businesses affected by the January winter storm, with loans and grants available to help cover expenses and losses.

Portland and surrounding areas are under a Winter Weather Advisory with potential for up to 3 inches of snow and 40 mph wind gusts, impacting commutes. A Dense Fog Advisory was also issued until Wednesday morning.

Portland's City Council is facing budget constraints that may limit new council members to one staffer each, posing challenges for the council's upcoming expansion and its shift from bureau administration to legislative focus.

A 71-year-old Portland man, Thomas Amato, was killed when struck by a vehicle on Woodstock Boulevard. The driver is cooperating with the police investigation.

Montavilla Breweries in Portland prepares for the return of Zwickelmania on February 17th, offering behind-the-scenes tours and unique beer tastings. StormBreaker Brewing celebrates its 10th anniversary, underscoring its longevity and community ties.

A jury awarded $600,000 to Andy Polo's estranged wife for assault and battery charges, while Polo faces potential difficulties in paying due to overseas assets.

Mill Ends Park in Portland lost its only tree, presumed stolen. Locals and officials plan to replace the dwarf Alberta spruce, reflecting the community's affection for the tiny park.

An Oregon poll indicates the recent Portland teachers strike has damaged public perceptions of the school board and state leaders, despite some support for teacher goals like student reading proficiency.

Oregon's Measure 114 faces legal challenges, with the state's DOJ appealing a circuit court ruling deeming it unconstitutional, while its implementation remains in limbo.

A Tigard man pleaded not guilty to DUII and manslaughter for a fatal crash in Portland, another crash in North Portland stemming from street racing killed two.

An Oregon resident caught bubonic plague from their pet cat, with officials stating community spread risk is low and stressing the importance of vigilance among pet owners.

A video contradicts Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez's claim of being "accosted" on a MAX train; the footage shows minor contact. Critics question his narrative and its link to his stance on city issues.