A woman was found shot to death in Portland, prompting an active homicide investigation without any suspects yet apprehended. Public assistance is sought.

Suspect in 2023 Tiara Atencio killing, Connor J. O'Brien, was arrested in Montana by the Montana Regional Violent Crimes Task Force and Missoula Police.

Transit Police arrested 28 individuals during a targeted operation in Hazelwood, focusing on drug and disorderly conduct crimes, including an emergency medical response for an overdose near a clinic.

A man found dead in 1992 near Portland's St. Johns Bridge has been identified as Bryant Edward Deane through DNA forensic work and genealogical research by the DNA Doe Project and Oregon's Medical Examiner's Office.

Krystal Lynne Pendergraph, 39, is identified as the victim of an October 11, 2025, Portland homicide by gunshot, with police urging witnesses to come forward.

A Portland Police Officer was involved in a non-fatal traffic collision while on duty; both drivers were unharmed, with the officer briefly hospitalized for evaluation.

The PPB monitored a protest in Portland's South Waterfront, engaging with demonstrators and ensuring safety without making arrests, while hinting at potential future charges. They do not engage in immigration enforcement.

Portland sex trafficking survivors exploited via Backpage may access recovery funds, as the Multnomah County DA's Office informs over a thousand potential victims of available aid from seized site assets.

Police in Salem and Eugene collaborated to arrest a burglary ring connected to a West Salem incident, leading to seven arrests and recovery efforts of stolen items.

Portland Police released body-cam footage of an incident where officers struggled over a weapon with a suspect, leading to the use of deadly force and hospitalization of all involved.

PPB monitored ICE facility protests in Portland's South Waterfront, no arrests made. The police were ready with various teams but emphasized maintaining order rather than enforcing immigration laws.

PPB monitored protests at Portland's South Waterfront, activated a command team, and made two arrests during protests, with a total of 47 since June. They focus on public safety, not immigration enforcement.

A pair of hikers lost on the Horsetail Falls Trails in the Columbia River Gorge were rescued by MCSO Green Hornets after using a hiking app to share their GPS coordinates.