Oregon officials and residents are challenging President Trump's federal policies, including tariffs, that they say harm the state. The state has passed consumer protection bills and encourages activism against these policies.

Clackamas County prepares to celebrate National Public Works Week from May 18-24, appreciating essential but often unseen infrastructure services such as wastewater treatment and road maintenance.

Oregon Treasurer Elizabeth Steiner announces the 2025 Financial Empowerment Award recipients, honoring individuals and organizations for promoting financial literacy.

Washington County Elections announces the mailing of ballots for the Special District Election, with voter services and multiple return options available.

Clackamas County ballots for the May 20, 2025, Special District Election are being mailed to voters, with tracking services and multiple drop-off options available.

Governor Kotek seeks additional candidates for Jefferson County District Attorney, focusing on diversity. Applicants must be eligible to practice in Oregon and send forms to specific contacts by May 23, 2025.

Oregon citizens faced a deadline to register for the May 2025 Special Election, impacting local governance issues, facilitated by a robust mail voting system.

Oregon's DFR recovers over $2 million for consumers in Q1 2025, resolving issues like wrongful insurance charges.

An article highlights key PTSD symptoms and stresses the importance of early recognition and treatment for affected individuals, both adults and children.

Washington County proposes a FY 2025-26 budget addressing a $20.5 million shortfall while preserving services.

Governor Tina Kotek and First Lady Aimee celebrated Independent Bookstore Day by visiting local bookshops in Portland, highlighting their cultural and community value.

ODHS released a public online training to improve recognition and reporting of child abuse, especially among mandatory reporters, with a focus on supporting families and reducing unnecessary reports and disproportionality in reporting.

ODHS introduced an online training for the public to report child abuse, coinciding with a child welfare safety initiative and Child Abuse Awareness Month.