Good morning, Lake Oswego.

Oregon’s first racing simulation lounge, Kartcade, opened in West Linn at 8750 Willamette Drive.

It features nine driving simulators and one flight simulator — aimed at racers of all ages and with plans to expand early next year.

Today, students in Oregon are walking in honor of Ruby Bridges—she became a civil rights icon for attending an all-white school in Louisiana and her legacy continues to inspire progress.

Air traffic controllers are finally receiving pay for the 43 days they worked without compensation after the government shutdown ended—union leaders warned that a shortage of 3,800 certified controllers and a 6% cut in flights at busy airports could lead to more disruptions.

The union also cautioned that without a long-term political fix, another shutdown may occur by January 31.

Children's Business Fair in Lake Oswego

11 AM – 5 PM — Girl Scouts of Oregon and Southwest Washington — Free entry — Young entrepreneurs showcase their creativity and business skills at this vibrant fair.