A woman was arrested in Portland accused of multiple burglaries, with evidence potentially tied to crimes spanning various locales in Oregon and Southwest Washington.

Jordan Schnitzer donates $10 million to Portland State University for arts education, including construction of a new art building and support for the university's art museum.

Champoeg State Heritage Area presents an exhibit on Black Pioneers in Oregon, shedding light on their key role in the state's history, in collaboration with Oregon Black Pioneers.

A vehicle struck a pedestrian in North Portland, causing serious injuries and significant police response. The victim has life-threatening injuries and the cause is under investigation.

Wapato Woman, a sculpture by Travis Stewart in Hillsboro, Oregon, commemorates regional indigenous history, blending red cedar and steel, and is supported by the Confederated Tribes of Grand Ronde.

Actor Chance Perdomo died in a motorcycle crash at 27, as confirmed by his representative. He was known for his roles in "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina" and the upcoming "Gen V."

Authorities have arrested Shondel L. Larkin, a 51-year-old suspect in the Portland MAX train stabbing, for second-degree murder and illegal weapon use.

James Rummell has been charged as an accomplice in the murder of his wife, with suspicion that he hired an acquaintance to stage a burglary and commit the murder.

A Portland drug trafficker, Francisco Moncada, was sentenced to 108 months in prison for his role in a fentanyl distribution network and related firearm charges.

Washington County Sheriff's Office warns drivers of scammers using fake gold to con motorists into giving money, advising the public to avoid interaction and report incidents.

A man was indicted on 10 counts for a fatal Christmas Day car crash in Portland, after a long investigation and subsequent arrest by the U.S. Marshals.

Clackamas County DA John Wentworth created a new advisory panel with diverse community members to ensure the local criminal justice system aligns with community values.

Authorities seek help identifying a woman found dead in an RV in Portland, described as white, in her 20s or 30s, with distinct tattoos including "12-27-14" on her right collarbone.