Governor Tina Kotek celebrates the new main terminal at Portland International Airport, spotlighting its sustainable design that includes a timber ceiling sourced from local and tribal lands, and a heat pump system reducing fossil fuel use by 95%.

The Portland International Airport opened its new main terminal, with Governor Tina Kotek emphasizing its sustainability and the use of local materials.

Commissioner Meieran requests a 90-day pause on a $2 million drug deflection center amid safety concerns and tension with a nearby preschool, as Multnomah County grapples with the new model.

The "We the People" party in Oregon is now recognized as a political entity after collecting enough signatures. Voters can affiliate with the new party, offering more electoral choice.

Portland Public Schools will offer free breakfast and lunch for all students in the 2024-2025 school year to support their well-being and focus on learning.

The Portland City Council is deciding on a future for Keller Auditorium that ensures seismic safety and cultural vibrancy. Public feedback is directing the approach, with a focus on preventing long closures and preserving the venue's heritage.

Portland is actively educating voters about its new ranked-choice voting system through community events, mock elections, and over 100 presentations to ensure a smooth transition.

Kendall Reid has been appointed as the new Parks & Recreation Director for Hillsboro, a role he will assume on August 30 after a thorough nationwide search.

Governor Tina Kotek activated the Emergency Conflagration Act for the Town Gulch Fire in Baker County, Oregon, enabling state aid for the local firefighting efforts against the significant wildfire threat.

Health officials warn of high smog levels in Portland-Vancouver, Marion, and Umatilla counties, advising vulnerable groups to limit outdoor activities.

Oregon OSHA fined ABC Supply Co. Inc. $92,226 for failing to provide adequate fall protection to its workers, marking the company's third such violation since July 2022.

OHCS commits $10 million to create 63 affordable homes in Oregon using the new ORCA system, streamlining funding for projects like Lighthouse Village and Shortstack Belmont Apartments.

Clackamas County is pushing for a drug deflection program despite being denied state funding, aiming to direct drug users towards treatment instead of prison.