A Gresham man faces bias-crime and menacing counts after witnesses say he hurled slurs and threatened a traveling salesman at a Hillsboro Chevron.

An unnamed man was struck and killed by a freight train Tuesday near NE Enquist Place and Tumalt Road in east Multnomah County. Union Pacific Police and deputies are investigating.

Two Woodland residents died when a UTV rolled over on private property in Clark County; investigators say the vehicle became airborne before flipping.

A Portland couple faces sentencing after their 15‑month‑old nearly died from fentanyl; court records and surveillance footage form the basis of a plea calling for 18 months.

A man was found dead at SE Stark and SE 139th as Portland Police’s Major Crash Team investigates and the street remains closed.

Cool morning, sunny and warming to about 80°F today. Gusty northwest winds and coastal advisories expected into Monday.

A wind-driven wildfire near East Evans Creek Road prompted Level 3 evacuations for parts of Jackson County; multiple agencies are on scene. Residents should monitor county alerts and maps.

OHA issued a recreational advisory for Pettit Reservoir after tests detected elevated microcystin. The agency warns against swimming and high‑spray boating; children and pets face higher risk.

Three people were arrested after a suspected theft at Von Ebert Brewing led to a getaway vehicle crashing into an unoccupied Beaverton credit union. Police say no one was hurt.

A man was arrested after a police chase that crossed nine Portland neighborhoods and ended with a PIT stop; police say no one was hurt.

Portland podiatrist Brian Bowen pleaded guilty to 12 counts of sexual abuse tied to exams at a NE Portland clinic; sentencing is set for Aug. 14, 2026.

Gresham police say detectives have reopened the 1993 death of Astrid Bridges after the medical examiner reclassified it as a homicide. Detectives are seeking tips.

A federal case that began with a tracker on a Toyota Camry ended with an 11‑year, four‑month sentence after agents seized hundreds of pounds of meth and fentanyl on I‑5.