Two suspects carried out an armed robbery at Dotty's Deli in Gresham, with one firing a shot. No injuries were reported, and the suspects are at large.

Portland's Columbus Day may encounter light rain with a 20% chance after 2pm, amidst patchy fog. An evening increase in rain chances heralds a wet week.

Multnomah County's Coordinated Care Pathway Center is set to launch, following Judge Rees's dismissal of legal challenges, to provide treatment rather than charges for minor drug offenses.

A law enforcement operation in Clackamas County resulted in 22 arrests for retail crime, with over $1,400 in goods recovered and 17 warrants resolved.

The OLCC is investigating a deadly shooting at a Portland cannabis retailer, where Jason Steiner faces charges for the incident but has pled not guilty. La Mota is temporarily closed following the event.

The Foots Creek Bridge in Oregon will close for a week starting October 21, 2024, for seismic retrofitting by ODOT. Pedestrian transport is provided during this period.

Portland Police have released names of SERT officers involved in a shooting incident during the arrest of armed suspect Jesse West, with an ongoing investigation.

Portland and Multnomah County officials briefed the public on progress with the Homelessness Response Action Plan, focusing on collaboration and transparency in addressing homelessness.

An open house on October 24 will discuss sidewalk improvements in Aloha, including projects on 193rd Avenue and Blanton Street, with community engagement invited.

The Vancouver Police are investigating a severe single-vehicle crash involving an F-150 truck where the unbelted driver was injured and speed and impairment are considered factors.

Jason R. Steiner was arrested on suspicion of second-degree murder and weapon use after a fatal shooting at a cannabis dispensary following a robbery.

Arrests were made following Tristan Salvadore Thomas's death due to a stabbing at Twin Creek Apartments, with a man facing murder charges and a woman facing assault-related charges.

Clackamas County appraisers are set to reassess residential properties in Happy Valley starting mid-October to update tax records, taking 6-8 weeks depending on weather.