A motorcyclist died after a collision in Southeast Portland; the Portland Police are investigating the incident which occurred near SE 55th Ave and E Burnside St.

Koryn Kraemer changed his plea to guilty for a reduced charge regarding a January 2023 assault, resulting in a 40-month prison term and lifetime TriMet ban.

The article provides budget-friendly tips for emergency preparedness, like using household items, crafting a plan, building a kit gradually, and utilizing community resources.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office reports Robert Blomquist, 72, died in a multi-vehicle crash on Highway 99 involving his Audi Q7, a box truck, and a dump truck.

A woman died in a hit-and-run in Portland's Madison South Neighborhood. Police are investigating and seeking the public's help to find the vehicle involved.

Clark County is seeking new members for its Parks Advisory Board, with two vacancies open for three-year terms. Diverse, community-engaged residents who want to guide park planning are encouraged to apply by October 18, 2024.

A victim's phone led deputies to arrest a hit-and-run driver after it landed in the suspect's car during the crash.

Washington County hosts the 4th annual Dog Training Summit for veterans to support suicide prevention with K9 Kavalry, offering community resources, free pet supplies, and a chance to build veteran camaraderie.

The Oregon Secretary of State outlined corrective actions after a DMV audit found a small number of inaccuracies in voter registrations, with swift revisions implemented to ensure voter integrity.

Salvador Martinez-Romero was sentenced to life in prison for a fatal stabbing spree during a bank robbery in Beaverton, including murder and attempted murders.

Salem police were involved in a shooting resulting in a suspect being hospitalized. The incident occurred near Wallace Marine Park, and Glen Creek Road was closed for investigation. No officers were injured. Further details are pending.

A two-year-old child died, likely due to fentanyl exposure, prompting an investigation by Portland Police. No arrests have been made, but the rise in overdoses highlights a growing substance abuse crisis.

Tigard law enforcement's end-of-summer operations focused on DUII, speeding, and seatbelt use, resulting in numerous actions including DUII arrests and various traffic-related citations and warnings.