Gas prices in Oregon have risen for 8 consecutive weeks, reaching an average of $4.29 per gallon, influenced by seasonal shifts, global events, and geopolitical tensions.

Portland's transportation bureau is hosting bike-focused events for kids in April, including workshops, a bike bus crawl, and a safety series, as part of its Safe Routes to School program to promote sustainable and safe commuting for schoolchildren.

Portland's PDX Clean Industry Network won a $100,000 DOE prize for promoting clean energy in the industrial sector, aiming to reduce emissions and create sustainable jobs.

All southbound lanes of I-5 in Portland were closed for emergency repairs due to a bridge joint failure, causing significant traffic delays. The issue was resolved and lanes reopened the same evening.

A new mural by artist Travis Fields, paying tribute to Old Town's iconic figures, including the late drag queen Darcelle XV, has been completed on a Chevron gas station in Portland.

Portland's Rockwood neighborhood begins construction on the SE 174th Avenue Sidewalk Infill project for safer pedestrian and cyclist access, funded by a $2.4 million investment.

The FBI is informing passengers of an Alaska Airlines flight that a panel loss incident may have been a crime, following evidence of missing bolts after maintenance.

Washington County is seeking public feedback on its Draft FY 2024-25 Road Maintenance Program, which includes road repairs, culvert replacements, and vegetation management.

Portland's transportation workers fixed 1,800 potholes in two weeks, reclaiming the drivability of 77% of East Portland's roads after severe winter storms damaged them.

Clackamas County's Social Services adds an electric Ford Transit E 360 to its fleet, enhancing its Transportation Reaching People program for eco-friendly senior and disabled transit.

An Alaska Airlines flight landing in Portland safely continued to its destination after the plane's inner windshield cracked mid-flight. No injuries occurred.

The Clean Air Construction Small Grants Program is providing financial incentives for construction businesses to upgrade or retrofit their equipment to reduce emissions, with up to $10,000 available per piece.

Mt. Tabor Park in Portland is nearing the completion of a new bike path and upgraded maintenance facilities to enhance visitor experience and worker safety.