MCSO and Gresham Police collaborate with local faith leaders for a community engagement event in Gresham as part of the national Faith & Blue initiative.

Nathan V. Kaleel was arrested for robbery and criminal mischief after allegedly stealing a tripod, leading Portland police on a chase, and swimming across the Willamette River.

Oregon leaders oppose the court-approved administrative stay on deploying the National Guard to Portland, stressing peacefulness and resistance to federal military intervention.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders the return of Oregon and California National Guard members due to a court ruling against President Trump's authority to federalize them.

Governor Kotek met with DHS Secretary Noem to discuss Oregon's stance on federal military intervention and to express trust in local law enforcement over military deployment.

A 17-year-old, Kharma Douglas, is charged with second-degree murder in Vancouver after allegedly strangling 44-year-old Chantal Trotter following a dispute.

The Oregon OEM has downgraded to baseline operations as wildfire dangers subside, but continues its recovery efforts and prepares for future emergencies.

The Inverness Jail Library was named in honor of retired librarian Carol Cook by Multnomah County Sheriff Nicole Morrisey O'Donnell for Cook's impactful service and program contributions.

Oregon and California, with Portland, amended their lawsuit and filed a TRO against Trump to stop the deployment of California National Guard troops to Oregon, following a ruling blocking the federalization of Oregon troops.

Multnomah County leaders oppose federal military deployment in Portland, satisfied with a court ruling favoring local governance and civil liberties. They emphasize community diversity and condemn intimidation tactics.

The DOJ has launched a formal inquiry into Portland as the city challenges the deployment of the National Guard, with officials currently withholding commentary.

Hector Miranda-Mendoza was charged for pointing a laser at a CBP helicopter in Portland, an act that endangered lives and is a federal crime. He faces up to five years in prison if found guilty.

Protests against ICE in Portland led to clashes and arrests by police for disorderly conduct, with ongoing investigations for potential additional charges.