Clackamas County invites the public to shape its Transportation System Plan through an online survey and meetings, with the goal of enhancing mobility by 2045.

State officials from Oregon and Indiana make a friendly wager on the Peach Bowl, betting local snacks on the outcome of the football game between the University of Oregon Ducks and the Indiana University Hoosiers.

Portland faces a projected General Fund shortfall of $22.5 to $26.5 million in FY 2025-26 due to reduced revenues and savings shortfalls. The City Administrator is addressing the issue transparently and working on strategies to prevent further cuts.

The Grants Evaluation Panel will meet virtually on January 14, 2026, to review Strong Libraries LSTA Mini Grant applications, with public attendance welcome.

Oregon's Attorney General sues insulin manufacturers and PBMs for $900 million, alleging price inflation and collusion, aiming to reduce the financial burden on patients.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek announced the demobilization of the state's National Guard troops, ending a deployment ordered by former President Trump. The troops are to complete demobilization activities at Fort Bliss, Texas, before returning home.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek confirmed the return of the state's National Guard from active duty, criticizing the Trump Administration for extending their deployment.

Dan Rayfield, Oregon's AG, appoints Paul Smith as Solicitor General and Jeff Howes as Chief Counsel of the Criminal Justice Division, highlighting their extensive legal experience and past achievements.

The article outlines a public hearing for the proposed rules of Oregon's Motor Voter program, stressing the importance of public input in enhancing the system's accuracy and inclusivity.

In her first year, Oregon Treasurer Steiner led the OST to return $60 million in unclaimed property, save taxpayers $100 million through bonds, and advance the Climate Resilience Investment Act. The state funds demonstrated strong returns.

Portland is transitioning the management of Portland'5 Centers for the Arts from Metro to city leadership over an 18-month period to improve management structure.

Portland Councilor Pirtle-Guiney reviews 2025 achievements, including charter reform, a parks levy, housing support, business investments, and equity measures.

ODOT promotes education to combat human trafficking, highlighting the role of the transportation sector in preventing this crime during Human Trafficking Prevention Month.