Medford City Council announces town halls on emergency preparedness, inviting residents to discuss community safety and response plans with city leaders.

The Oregon DOJ indicted 19 individuals for allegedly defrauding the SNAP program by using stolen credentials to buy and sell baby formula on the black market.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office has achieved dual accreditation for law enforcement and corrections operations, signifying their commitment to public safety and professional standards.

The Oregon DEQ was hit by a cyberattack that disrupted services, including email and vehicle inspections. The public was asked to resubmit comments, and inspection stations are resuming operations. No data breach occurred.

The Oregon House passed HB 3533 for clearer pricing, requiring businesses to disclose all fees upfront to protect consumers and promote fair competition.

Military and ROTC members honored veterans by cleaning Eastwood Cemetery, revealing obscured headstones and histories in Medford, mentioned on the city's website.

Oregon's political leaders criticize the Trump Administration's move to end the Manufacturing Extension Partnership program, emphasizing its support for local businesses and urging a reversal to sustain manufacturing competitiveness.

Oregon's House passes a bill to allow patients to refuse opioid treatment, aiming to reduce opioid misuse and improve patient control in pain management.

The Oregon House passed a bill expanding access to HIV prevention medication, with bipartisan support encouraging pharmacists to prescribe PEP and PrEP.

Gresham Police Department announced that Kortney Burdine, an endangered missing person, was found safe following a public call for assistance. She had left her home overnight, prompting a search.

Portland's new digital system, ProjectDox, enhances the public works permitting process with an interactive platform, aiming to improve review workflows and communication.

Washington County Auditor Kristine Adams-Wannberg released a 2025 audit schedule focused on both public impact and internal operations, aiming to increase government accountability.

Oregon's Governor Kotek and Commissioner Stephenson launch initiatives against student bullying and discrimination based on race, origin, and immigration status.