The Sherwood Police announced an officer-involved shooting on SW Langer Farms Pkwy. The suspect is in custody, and the details are under investigation by the Major Crimes Team.

Oregon's 2024 Bias Crimes Annual Report shows a 7% decline in overall bias reportings and highlights shifts across different communities and increasing harassment of hotline staff.

A 50-year-old man died in a single-vehicle crash on Oregon's Interstate 84 near Boardman, as reported by Oregon State Police.

Portland's weather forecast predicts sunny skies and rising temperatures, with highs reaching mid-80s to low 90s throughout the week and clear nights.

Damon Lamarr Johnson, 52, died after a distress call in Portland; police are investigating with standard protocols, including officer leave and planned body-cam footage release. The cause of death is pending.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek criticizes the Trump Administration for withholding education funds, asserting it harms preparations for the upcoming school year and marginalized students.

Medford has lane closures for road maintenance, affecting travel on Table Rock Road, Merriman Road, W. Main Street, and Stewart Avenue from 2 am to 4 pm today. Traffic control measures are in place.

Oregon's CCCS prevented 22 families from homelessness using a $35,000 grant from local marijuana tax revenue, providing credit counseling and financial literacy.

A St. Helens man died after his car hit a tree on Highway 20 near Sisters, Oregon. The accident's cause is still unclear, and local authorities are investigating.

Marge Lockhart, at 98, has been a dedicated volunteer for 17 years with the Clackamas County’s Senior Companion Program, aiding lonely seniors and people with disabilities.

A fire destroyed a wooden train trestle in Newberg, closely threatening an apartment complex; no injuries occurred as firefighters contained the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

The Post Malone and Jelly Roll concert in Portland was a public safety success with no arrests or major incidents, thanks to effective police and community collaboration.

A grand jury ruled an Oregon City police officer's use of deadly force as justified in the May 16, 2025, shooting of an armed man facing a mental health crisis.