Get ready to pump it up, Oregon! Starting Friday, gyms in extreme risk counties can have limited indoor activities.

There’s a new bridge in Bridge City! Flanders Crossing is now in place over I-405 and will be opening soon for bike and pedestrians.

And local public joy creator and artist Mike Bennett has raised $7,500 for Meals on Wheels People program with a creative wood cutout of Sen. Bernie Sanders.

Oregon State Parks has expanded the booking window for camping reservations. You can now book a campground up to 6 months in advance.

Vaccine clinics are ramping up at Oregon Convention Center and at Portland International Airport.

And despite the snow icon in the forecast for next week, most of Portland probably won’t see any snow on the ground.

According to a survey from American Addiction Centers, Oregonians miss their favorite bar more than their gym.

Hunting into what’s causing a so many whale deaths off the coast, Oregon researchers have been studying their poop.

And starting next week, Oregon is expanding vaccine eligibility to people over 65.

Got some time on your hands? See these five recommended books for 2021 from Powell’s Books.

Despite the pandemic, Portland is still one of the top places to live without a car.

And after a huge fire closed it 3 years ago, the Eagle Creek Trail has reopened in the Columbia River Gorge.

For a dumpster fire of a year, there were some bright spots, like the Ankeny Street Promenade.

Giant bags of chia seeds found this week on Oregon beaches have started to sprout.

And Trail Blazer Enes Kanter is showing off his Ugly Holiday Mask to promote health safety measures like masks and social distancing.

It’s a Christmas miracle — Oregon lawmakers have approved cocktails to go!

This week in Portland, a Cheetah was spotted in a West Hills neighborhood.

And find a smile during your holiday break with this viral video of a SE Portland girl dancing with her mailman.