Sheriff's deputies are searching for two suspects after a robbery at the Beavercreek Store in Clackamas County; the suspects injured store owners and remain at large.

Portland Police proactively targeted illegal street takeovers, conducting 37 stops, arresting seven individuals, towing nine vehicles, and seizing four firearms over the weekend.

WCPH celebrated National Public Health Week with their 22nd annual Public Health Awards, honoring community health contributors and sharing public health stories.

The Oregon DFR issued a cease-and-desist to La Popular and its owner, Brenda Barrera Orantes, for unlicensed money transmission and linked criminal activities.

Hillsboro Police turned a traffic stop into a teachable moment by educating a family on the correct installation of a child safety seat, even providing a necessary booster seat for another child.

Hillsboro Police seek a witness related to a 24-year-old's roadside death, focusing on a dark Dodge Challenger seen on October 20th near NE Walker Road.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office thanked 911 call-takers and dispatchers during National Public Safety Telecom Week, featuring Comfort Dog Burton's visit on social media.

Multnomah County Commissioners approved a $100,000 investment for an economic revitalization strategy, aiming for broad growth and collaboration across the region.

Celebration was held at the Oregon State Capitol for the artistic and intellectual contributions of students to the Oregon Blue Book, with Secretary of State Tobias Read honoring winners.

Portland Parks & Recreation invites volunteers to help with weeding and mulching at Columbia Children's Arboretum on April 19, offering refreshments and tools.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland water; no health threat found, but a filtration system is planned for 2027. No precautions advised, but immunocompromised individuals should consult doctors.

Scammers are impersonating Multnomah County Sheriff's Office employees, using real names and spoofing caller IDs to demand immediate payment for fake warrants or fines, usually by gift card or cryptocurrency. MCSO warns these calls are fraudulent.

Keizer, Oregon, has successfully graduated from Oregon OSHA’s Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP) after five years of safety improvements.