A rockfall blocked a section of Old Highway 30 near Biggs Junction, prompting a lengthy closure as crews work to clear car-sized boulders. ODOT advises seeking alternate routes.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek reestablishes a task force for cataloging and considering the future of Oregon tribal cultural items, aiming to strengthen ties with indigenous tribes.

Damian Lillard returns to the Moda Center for an emotional game against his former team, the Portland Trail Blazers, as a Milwaukee Buck, amid positive sentiments and fan nostalgia.

Portland Public Schools launch 'Schools to Pools,' offering free swimming lessons to second graders, initially including over 300 students, with plans to expand to nearly 3,000.

Portland introduces an online tool for reporting property damage from January 2024 storms to aid recovery assessments, without guaranteeing financial relief.

Attorney General Garland awarded prosecutor Geoffrey Barrow the John Marshall Award for his exemplary work on the Capitol breach cases following January 6 events.

Inner Southeast Portland's top sale was $985,000, while Summit County's and Carbon County's top sales were $559,000 in Reminderville and $485,000 in Weatherly, respectively.

TriMet proposes to speed up its MAX Blue and Red Lines, reduce service disruptions with extended overnight maintenance, and may introduce night bus services to replace late-night light-rail trains.

U.S. gas prices are slightly rising overall, with the national average at $3.13 per gallon. Oregon sees a drop to $3.62. Higher future prices may result from crude oil market trends and seasonal factors.

Kenan Dizdarevic receives a 107-month prison sentence for participating in a violent armed robbery impersonating police and robbing an Oregon pot grower.

A 76-year-old man from Polk County, Oregon, has pleaded guilty to participating in an arms trafficking scheme involving shipping firearm parts and ammunition overseas.

Portland crews are repairing numerous potholes caused by frosty weather, while Oregon and Washington road workers face hazards, including a DUI incident during pothole repairs.

Vandals in Northeast Portland sawed down traffic signs related to a new greenway project, exposing divides in community opinion on road safety and non-motorized commuter prioritization.