The article reminds Oregon taxpayers that the April 15 tax filing deadline is near and advises e-filing for efficiency, highlighting free state and federal e-file options and the new Direct File Oregon service.

Two dead, one critically injured in a fiery car crash in Tigard; collision between a Nissan Altima and GMC Terrain occurred at SW Roy Rogers and Perth Road intersection.

Oregon OSHA fined Sky Ridge Construction LLC $103,438 for repeated fall protection safety violations observed during an inspection at a residential project.

Portland's downtown leads the U.S. in empty office spaces with a vacancy rate of 30.2% as of late 2023, prompting city officials to offer tax incentives to attract businesses.

The Clackamas County DA's Office showcased Senior Deputy DA Stacey Borgman, detailing her role in prosecuting various crimes, highlighting her leadership and past as an Olympian.

The Biden administration has announced a financial aid package, including an $8.5 billion incentive and $11 billion in loans, to boost Intel's semiconductor production in the U.S.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division is hosting its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on issues like claim filing and mental health in the workplace.

The Oregon Workers' Compensation Division announces its 21st annual educational conference in Portland on May 9-10, focusing on claim filing, dispute resolution, and mental health at work.

United Airlines' CEO reassures customers of safety in a memo after several incidents, announcing extra pilot training and revised mechanic training starting in May.

The sentiment among Portland businesses is cautiously optimistic as fewer report concern over image-related customer loss, according to a Downtown Portland Clean & Safe survey.

Popina Swimwear's NE Portland store will close after 18 years as owner Lulu Levenson heads towards retirement, but the online and wholesale operations will continue.

The Better Business Bureau warns Lake Oswego parents of a scam where con artists, claiming to be from educational organizations, charge for nonexistent SAT prep materials.

Wieden+Kennedy cut 20% of its staff at the Portland office, impacting 90 employees amidst industry changes. The layoffs are part of a restructure to align with client needs, not due to client losses.