An early-morning shooting in southeast Portland’s Centennial neighborhood left one man dead and homicide detectives on the scene seeking tips.

A Portland man was arrested in connection with the 2022 killing of Jeremy Gurtner. Authorities say the arrest followed a tip and a multi‑agency task‑force operation.

Federal agents arrested a Lake Oswego man after a multi‑state probe that investigators say involved Discord, overseas contacts and recorded abuse.

RAJ Sports is consolidating more than 200 employees into a Hillsboro headquarters at Evergreen Corporate Center, expanding its campus footprint next to the new performance center. The shift centralizes business operations near the Thorns and the WNBA Fire training hub.

A tenured Portland State Arabic professor is suing the university for $7 million, saying a viral "I am Hamas" clip was misrepresented and led to retaliation and threats.

Minari Market opens on Memorial Day with a self-serve ramen bar and shelves of Asian snacks and house-made onigiri.

Deputies released video after a semi clipped a water truck on eastbound I‑84 near Dalton Point, sending it into the woods. Officials are asking the public for tips.

Facing a drop in out‑of‑state enrollment, the University of Oregon says it must cut about $65M and has paused hiring and pay actions while leaders plan longer‑term fixes. Updates are expected mid‑summer and in the fall.

DEQ has signed a Prospective Purchaser Agreement with Portland Botanical Gardens to acquire the 59‑acre McCormick & Baxter Superfund site, but the nonprofit must still raise millions and follow strict cleanup safeguards.

North Precinct officers seized more than 21 grams of crack cocaine at Dawson Park and booked a suspect on drug charges, the bureau says.

Antonio C. Pirog, a challenger for Beaverton City Council Position 5, was arrested the night of May 18 on menacing and unlawful-use-of-a-weapon allegations. Police say investigators are collecting evidence and seeking witnesses.

Public payroll records show five Multnomah County employees topped $300,000 in 2025, led by health and corrections staff whose overtime pushed pay higher.

A Grants Pass man is hospitalized after allegedly driving the wrong way on I‑5 near Rogue River and colliding with an SUV; multiple charges were listed by the sheriff's office.