Valentine's Day wedding plans in Clackamas County were disrupted due to inclement weather, prompting the Clerk's Office to close and reschedule marriage licenses and ceremonies.

Oregon prepares for a severe winter storm with the OEM activating Level 3 operations and advising residents on safety, warming shelters, and emergency kits.

The Oregon Department of Veterans’ Affairs announced its first Veterans Advisory Committee meeting of the year, scheduled virtually for March 5, including a public town hall.

Clark County Superior and District Courts are closing early due to unexpected bad weather, with the Superior Court finishing its morning schedule and the District Court shutting down all in-person services for the day.

The Reconnecting Albina Planning Project in Portland is seeking community input for the Albina district's development, with an event on Feb. 27 and a feedback tool open until March 31.

Portland city councilors propose a resolution to investigate Zenith Energy for alleged franchise agreement violations and unauthorized facility modifications.

The Oregon DFR recovered nearly $9 million for consumers in financial or insurance disputes in 2024, with approximately $2 million in the fourth quarter alone.

Eugene approves a Fire Service Fee to fund emergency services, estimating an annual $10 million revenue, with a tiered structure based on building size.

Portland reinforces ADA compliance, focusing on accessible emergency planning and public safety initiatives, with a free webinar on best practices in inclusive design.

Oregon's Governor Tina Kotek announces an AI action plan focused on responsible, ethical, and secure technology usage, shaped by the AI Advisory Council's recommendations to align with the state's values.

Portland City Councilor Avalos addresses PSU labor negotiations, emphasizing support for the faculty and urging fair resolution. She stands against layoffs, advocating for fair wages and inclusion.

Oregon's State 9-1-1 Program announces a new testing lab in Stayton for improving emergency response systems in collaboration with METCOM 911 and WVCC, providing a safer way to trial technologies and a backup center for Marion County.

Matt West has been appointed as the permanent administrator of Oregon's Workers’ Compensation Division, following an interim period and 19 years in the sector.