A Tigard man was sentenced to 10 years for trying to entice a child online; he intended to meet a minor in Washington but was arrested and found with condoms.

Authorities seek help to find missing 45-year-old Heather Labarre; her last contact was on July 13, 2025. Portland Police are concerned about her safety.

Man arrested for attempted child kidnap in Skinner Butte Park after physical altercation; bystanders and Eugene Police intervened, with charges including Kidnapping, Strangulation, and Disorderly Conduct against Anthony Reed.

A pickup truck fatally struck 69-year-old bicyclist Robert Patrick McGee on Highway 395; driver Greg Stiles was arrested for DUII.

Thomas Sodders collided with cyclist Justin Little on I-5 in Oregon, resulting in Little's death and minor injuries to Sodders and passenger Christine Graham. The crash circumstances are under investigation.

Three individuals were arrested in a Clackamas County sting targeting illegal towing operations in Happy Valley, leading to the impoundment of tow trucks and multiple citations.

A multi-vehicle crash caused by a Ford Escape SUV on NE Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Portland left one pedestrian dead and injured others, with the events leading to the crash under investigation.

A Tacoma woman is charged with failing to obey an order at a Portland ICE facility, facing up to 30 days in jail. Her initial court appearance has occurred.

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.

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.

The Clackamas County Sheriff disclosed Germain Merilan's drowning in the Clackamas River and emphasized river safety following the rescue effort that became a recovery operation.

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

A California man was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison for trafficking methamphetamine into Oregon, with an additional five years of supervised release.