The PPB maintained a presence at the ICE protests in Portland, leading to several arrests after escalations. Charges include interference and attempted assault of officers.

A head-on collision on Southeast Division Street resulted in one fatality and another person hospitalized. The Major Crash Team is investigating, and the area remains closed.

Portland Police made three arrests during a protest that turned violent near the ICE Building; the PPB intervened in criminal activities while balancing tensions.

Lincoln County business owner Daniel Stuebgen was sentenced to 41.25 years in prison for sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl who volunteered at his businesses.

The Rowena Fire near The Dalles has destroyed at least 49 homes, with officials fearing more damage as the wildfire spans 3,831 acres and is only 5% contained despite efforts by over 450 personnel.

An individual was hospitalized after an officer-involved shooting in Gresham; police stated there's no ongoing threat, with the incident under investigation.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office is investigating a home invasion and sexual assault in Beaverton, with a potential link to Luis Garcia, who has an alibi and faces unrelated charges.

Oregon DOJ concluded its investigation into a police shooting at a Milwaukie Taco Bell, with no charges against the officers involved after a grand jury ruling.

Portland police arrested Michael K. Cohron for sexually abusing a developmentally delayed girl, with an investigation spanning years and multiple charges filed.

Three were arrested near a Portland ICE facility for starting a fire, including one who allegedly assaulted an officer. Charges include Reckless Burning.

Cory Jackson pled guilty to six armed robberies in Multnomah County and awaits a 20-year sentence; accomplice Melissa Maxwell is already serving time.

A Hillsboro man, Seth Michael Winkelhake, faces 23 charges including rape and luring a minor after his arrest by Clackamas County detectives for offenses involving a young girl since 2018.

Michael Mazzi, 35, was found guilty by a Multnomah County jury of terrorizing an elderly couple in their home on charges including burglary and coercion.