A Warm Springs man, Carlos Ralph Miller-Smith, faces federal charges for involuntary manslaughter and assault after a fatal shooting on the reservation.

A four-vehicle crash on Interstate 5 in Marion County, Oregon, resulted in one fatality and minor injuries, causing a four-hour closure for investigation.

Burns, Oregon's local DMV closed due to a facility issue; residents advised to use online services or find alternate offices.

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield supports a bipartisan congressional group challenging the Trump Administration's tariff policy at the Supreme Court.

Twin Sisters Creamery recalls several cheese varieties due to possible E. coli contamination with reports of related illnesses in Oregon and Washington.

A suspect has been arrested for a series of armed robberies at Portland taverns, with police investigating his potential involvement in additional crimes.

An adult male died in a Southeast Portland shooting. Police, investigating the incident, have made no arrests and urge witnesses to provide information.

Oregon Governor Kotek is heading to South Korea and Japan on a trade mission to bolster the state's economy through improved trade, investment, and tourism.

A Portland resident was indicted for damaging ICE facility property, with potential jail time if convicted. The case is part of larger legal actions against crimes at ICE sites.

Portland police arrested Justin Ortega-Mejia for the March 2022 homicide of Mohamed Shaani, ending a period of uncertainty for the victim's family and community.

Michael Pena-Tapia, 20, was identified as the victim of a fatal shooting in Sellwood-Moreland, Portland. The death is being investigated as homicide. Authorities seek public assistance in the case.

A Portland woman was charged with assaulting a federal officer near an ICE office. She allegedly used a tambourine during the incident and faces up to 8 years if convicted.

The Ninth Circuit Court allowed Trump to deploy the National Guard in Portland, despite local opposition and ongoing legal challenges. Mayor Wilson criticizes this as federal overreach.