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Portland Parks and Recreation has approved spending nearly $16 million in fees from new development on improvements to several parks.

Strong winds toppled a semi on the Yaquina Bay Bridge pinning two vehicles to the bridge's guard rail.

TriMet crews work fast to reopen the Barbur Transit Center following damage from Tuesday's windstorm.

PGE crews along with crews from Idaho, Washington, and California are working to restore power from Tuesday's storm.

The Oregon Zoo received $2 million from the yearend omnibus bill passed by Congress for its program to raise California condors.

If you haven't visited Oregon ZooLights, you still have until January 5th.

TriMet announced I-84 will close near I-205 on Saturday, January 7 for construction on the MAX Red Line project.

The Oregon Department of Financial Regulation is warning about fake cryptocurrency websites, and how they try to steal your money.

Amtrak cuts fares on Cascades service in Oregon to increase ridership.

A storm brought strong winds and heavy rain that caused over 233,000 power outages and a lot of tree damage.