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03-05-2022 Micky Garus
A strong Alaskan low will usher unseasonably cold air into southwest Washington and northwest Oregon, with the cold air likely to linger well into the upcoming weekend. Snow levels will lower dramatically through Thursday evening, falling to around 500 to 1000 feet or possibly lower by Friday morning.
Today, the Oregon Senate passed Senate Bill 422 with strong bipartisan support. This measure would permit motorcyclists to filter between lanes of traffic on certain Oregon roads when traffic is moving slowly or stopped.
Kenji Sugahara has been appointed by Governor Kotek to be the next Director of the Oregon Department of Aviation. Kenji is a Salem resident with a state and national reputation for his work on uncrewed aerial systems.
A Florida man was sentenced to 25 years in federal prison today for video recording himself sexually abusing a child he met on social media and sharing the abuse video with others online. In March 2018 he travelled to Oregon to meet the child.
As winter storm systems continue to roll through Oregon, we want to remind everyone to be prepared for what they may encounter over mountain passes in the coming days. Many higher elevations across the state are expecting heavy snow, strong winds and reduced visibility.
Travelers should prepare for winter driving conditions throughout the state over the next few days. Depending on where you're located in Oregon, snow, very low temperatures, and high winds are all in the forecast. Many roads through high-elevation areas have packed snow and ice.
If you bet purple Gatorade would be dumped on the winning coach at the end of the Super Bowl, you came out a winner. Numbers show Oregonians placed nearly 307,000 bets with wagers totaled $5.3 million. The average wager was $17.46.
An armed robbery suspect was shot and killed this morning by Salem Police. The suspect crossed the street to the NAPA auto parts store parking lot where he was confronted by officers and gunfire was exchanged. The suspect was struck and killed in the shootout.
The Oregon State Marine Board says 2022 was a safer boating year than 2020 and 2021, but the number of fatalities is still high. 2022 ended with 16 boating fatalities.
