Deputy Carson Theis from Clark County Sheriff's Office received the Jeremy Brown Lion’s Heart Award for his outstanding attitude and teamwork at the SW Regional Academy.

Sergey and Galina Lebedenko, owners of Astra Car Service in Portland, received a five-year federal prison sentence for stealing $34 million from a client.

Oregon Treasurer Steiner criticizes the Trump administration's tariff policy for creating uncertainty and financial strain on Oregon families and businesses.

Portland Street Response has updated policies, allowing responders to shuttle at-risk individuals to services and enter certain public spaces to offer assistance, though they can't enter private spaces.

Oregon taxpayers now have free e-filing options including IRS Direct File and Direct File Oregon, for those earning under $84,000, as well as DIY Free Fillable Forms and assisted tax preparation services.

Governor Tina Kotek and Mayor Keith Wilson form a workgroup to expedite multifamily housing in Portland to address Oregon's housing and homelessness crisis.

Portland's traffic fatalities decreased by 19% in 2024 compared to the previous year, with a significant drop among motor vehicle occupants, but concerns about safety persist, especially on high-crash roads and during nighttime.

Clackamas County Commissioner Fireside takes leave after indictment; Chair Roberts committed to maintaining trust, acknowledges limited removal powers.

Clark County Community Services is seeking public input on the 2025-2029 Consolidated Plan for housing and community improvements via surveys, meetings, and city council sessions.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office announced the hiring of 11 new staff and the promotion of two and invited interested individuals to join their team for a rewarding career.

Washington County's new Nurse Navigation program directs non-critical 9-1-1 callers to appropriate care, saving costs and ensuring emergency services are available for severe cases.

Oregon lawmakers oppose funding and staffing cuts to Tribal support programs by Trump administration, seeking to protect Tribal sovereignty and reverse harmful measures risking over 2,600 federal jobs.

The Columbia Employee Store reopens, offering up to 40% off on its brands until March 9. Proof of connection to the City of Portland and a digital invite are required for entry.