The U.S. government approved two potential offshore wind farm sites off Oregon, which could power up to 800,000 homes, amid local tribes' concerns over cultural impacts.

Secretary Pete Buttigieg confirmed plans for the seismic replacement of the I-5 bridge connecting Oregon and Washington, with funding already secured.

NTSB demands better cockpit voice recorders after a door panel incident on an Oregon flight exposed the limitations of current technology, which only preserves two hours of audio. The FAA has been recommended to upgrade to 25-hour recorders.

A video contradicts Portland Commissioner Rene Gonzalez's claim of being "accosted" on a MAX train; the footage shows minor contact. Critics question his narrative and its link to his stance on city issues.

The Goldendale Pumped Storage Energy Project in Washington, favored by the FERC's environmental statement, balances state renewable goals with environmental and tribal concerns.

Alaska Airlines increases its Portland operations with over 20 new daily flights starting this summer, emphasizing its long-standing presence and dedication to offering a variety of travel options.

The Portland boat take-back program successfully removed over 100 derelict boats from local waterways, involving multiple agencies and community engagement.

TriMet and others are pushing to criminalize drug use on public transit in Oregon, proposing an amendment to Senate Bill 1553 without repealing Measure 110.

An Alaska Airlines flight made an emergency landing after a door plug detached midair due to missing bolts, raising concerns over Boeing 737 Max 9 safety and maintenance.

A former Boeing employee is campaigning to ground 737 Max jets after a recent incident where a flight had to return due to losing a door plug. The employee cites other serious incidents as grounds for immediate inspection and potential repairs.

TriMet offered free rides in Portland to honor Rosa Parks' legacy on her birthday, with educational events for youth and a commitment to accessible transport.

The Portland City Council unanimously approved a package to boost housing construction, offering tax breaks and easing zoning and permitting rules to include affordable units in new developments.

Portland's PBOT revealed a design to revamp 82nd Avenue, prioritizing pedestrian safety and neighborhood improvement, with construction starting in summer.