Five California men were indicted for posing as FBI agents and robbing Portland businesses, including a heist of 200 iPhones. They face robbery conspiracy charges and up to 20 years in prison.

The Portland NAACP President criticized Mayor Wilson's order against DEI practices, suggesting it undermines community values and marginalizes groups while the mayor argues it's needed for federal funding.

A driver caused a multi-car crash in Vancouver injuring 10 people, fled, and was later found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot. The incident, which prompted traffic closure and investigation, followed a separate fatal collision the day before.

License Plate Reader technology aided Eugene Police in arresting Travis Lee Riley, tying him to a burglary and finding him with methamphetamine and pills.

Charles Koutras is appointed as Portland's Chief Hearings Officer, bringing over two decades of legal and public service experience to oversee appeals on city issues.

Multnomah County received an additional $10 million from Oregon Metro for the Earthquake Ready Burnside Bridge Project to help construct a seismically resilient bridge.

Clackamas County's Jamie Breunig combines healthcare and housing to support the homeless, helping individuals like Sheri transition from the streets to permanent homes.

Portland Fire & Rescue shared a post about a rollover accident where the seatbelt saved the uninjured driver, emphasizing its importance for road safety.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek considers vetoing several bills and budget items from 2025 session, including laws on dry needling, cattle pregnancy checks, and water usage, with a review deadline set for August 8.

Oregon invites public feedback on its proposed ATV sound and safety regulations following House Bill 2232 that streamlines oversight to OPRD. Comments accepted until August 31, 2025, with a virtual hearing on August 19.

A man was shot dead in Clackamas County; suspect David Jurgenson was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

Oregon residents can provide feedback on proposed revisions to the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department's procurement and contracting rules until August 31, influenced by Senate Bill 838B.

Gresham, Oregon issued a boil water notice to Kelly Creek and nearby areas after a pressure drop, now fixed. Residents are advised to boil water to prevent bacteria.