A woman died and two others were injured in a collision on Highway 224 in Clackamas County when a Toyota Corolla was struck by a Dodge Ram. The road was closed for investigation.

A semitruck crash on I-5 northbound in Portland caused significant traffic disruptions, with extended delays expected for cleanup efforts. No injuries were reported.

Housekeeping staff found a blood-stained room at Vancouver's Studio 6 Suites where Kammy Lyn Pollack was found dead. Joseph M. Uriarte was arrested for her murder.

Portland Police Bureau monitored a protest at the ICE facility, made three arrests, and utilized various resources, including Dialogue Liaison Officers and a Sound Truck.

The Forest Grove community is searching for Thomas Weightman, 78, who's been missing since October 14. He is described as having gray hair, a beard, and was last seen wearing a red flannel shirt.

Portland detectives seek community's help with homicide investigation, asking for unedited video uploads from specific streets during given timeframe.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office warns the public about the dangers of "smishing," advising against engaging with or clicking links in suspicious text messages.

A pedestrian, Larry Joseph Mervin Jacobs, was killed after being hit by a vehicle on Highway 240 in Yamhill County. The driver, Holly Mclain, was unharmed, and the accident is under investigation.

Chad Westover was convicted by a Clackamas County jury for the second-degree murder of Tristan Thomas and unlawful use of a weapon after a fatal altercation last year.

A Portland woman was charged with assaulting an ICE officer; her name is Oriana Korol, 38. She was released from federal court with conditions pending further proceedings.

The Portland Police closely monitored a peaceful protest in South Waterfront, facilitating communication without making arrests, and reaffirmed their non-involvement in federal immigration enforcement.

The Gresham Police are seeking public assistance to identify a suspect involved in recent thefts and robberies at local businesses, releasing surveillance images for identification.

Bryant Edward Deane's skeletal remains, found under Portland's St. John's Bridge over 30 years ago, were identified using DNA by the DNA Doe Project, providing closure to a long-unsolved mystery.