Sheriff O’Donnell announced the arrest of Ty Sage, wanted for murder and robbery, following a procedural error that allowed him to post bail erroneously.

Clackamas County invites residents to join the Sunrise Community Coalition to shape the Sunrise Corridor's future, emphasizing safety, health, and interconnectedness.

The FTC, Oregon DOJ, and 18 states have stopped a misleading cancer charity scheme by Kars-R-Us.com, with a settlement order imposing bans and a $3.88 million judgment.

An 18-year-old hiker was safely found by the Marion County Sheriff's Search and Rescue Team; following the rescue, hiking safety tips were shared by the Sheriff's Office.

A skimming device was found at a Dollar Tree register in Mall 205, leading Portland Police to investigate and advise customers to monitor their card statements.

A man was fatally shot on NW Nicolai St. in Portland; despite life-saving efforts, he died at the scene. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Four people were killed and others injured in a two-vehicle collision on Cordon Road NE, Salem, which is under investigation by the Marion County Sheriff's Office.

Portland reports a 15% increase in street trees over the past decade, with most in good condition, expands its tree planting list with climate-adapted species, and provides public resources for tree data.

A man died and another was injured in a wrong-way crash on I-84 in Multnomah County, caused by a driver entering the eastbound lane. The collision resulted in road closures and an ongoing investigation.

Oregon's Department of Revenue will close its Taxpayer Services Call Center and Salem Payment Center on September 25, 2025, for staff training. Other services remain available.

Washington County Emergency Management emphasizes the importance of community in disaster preparedness, highlighting benefits such as shared resources, diverse skills, and mutual assistance.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Albany for a 2023 homicide, with his extradition to Multnomah County and charges of first-degree manslaughter announced.

OEM Oregon launches a job board to connect job seekers with emergency telecommunicator roles across the state, aiming to address the staffing shortage in public safety.