A suspect in a North Portland stabbing died after arrest and loss of consciousness, despite CPR efforts by officers. A stabbing victim was hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries.

A man drowned in the Clackamas River fleeing police after an alleged theft and assault at a Gladstone hotel. The chase followed a confrontation in the hotel's kitchen.

An armed National Guard member at Camp Withycombe triggered a response from local authorities and a SWAT team; he surrendered after negotiations and was taken for a medical evaluation.

A federal judge halted the proposed $24.6 billion merger between Kroger and Albertsons, following the FTC's concerns about reduced competition and higher consumer prices.

An individual was hospitalized after a shooting in Gresham, related to a dispute over loud music. The police have not yet provided details on the victim's condition or any suspects.

Three people were arrested after robbing a homeless individual of a trailer in Portland; a fourth suspect remains at large. The police used air support and dogs to locate the suspects who now face multiple charges.

The report outlines how Portland voters interacted with the new ranked-choice system in the 2024 election, noting lower engagement in District 1 and errors such as overvotes.

The Portland area experienced dense fog in the morning, leading to a Dense Fog Advisory and reduced visibility for commuters. Conditions may improve with easterly winds, while a rainy period is forecasted to start Wednesday.

OHCS plans to expand affordable housing in Oregon, adding and preserving over 400 homes with a focus on seniors, youth, and BIPOC communities, supported by a $72.8 million fund from the Housing Stability Council.

A fatal two-vehicle crash at River Road and Beacon Drive resulted in one death and four injuries; police and emergency crews responded to the scene, and an investigation is ongoing.

Washington County is investing $42.3 million in homeless services, including creating 119 transitional housing units and a 24/7 access center, funded largely by the SHS measure of 2020.

One person was shot in the knee at an event in East Portland, prompting a police investigation. Witnesses described a suspect fleeing by car. Details about the event and suspect are limited.

The Multnomah County Board appointed 12 members to the Emergency Medical System Advisory Council, aiming to advise on the county's emergency medical system and the Ambulance Service Plan.