Michael Martinez, 52, was killed by a vehicle on Silverton Road NE in Salem; the driver is cooperating with the investigation. No arrests have been made.

PF&R deemed an empty apartment fire in Portland as arson; a suspect was briefly detained but released. The fire didn't displace residents; authorities seek tips.

Portland police arrested two men for narcotics trafficking and illegal firearms possession after a raid involving SERT and CNT. Around 85 grams of meth and a revolver were found.

Oscar Ramirez, a teacher, was arrested for attempting sexual contact with a minor after a sting operation involving an undercover detective posing as a 13-year-old. He faces multiple charges.

A suspect fired at police in Portland after an earlier altercation, with an MCSO deputy injuring the suspect, who is now hospitalized; no officers were harmed.

Pedro Anthony Cornejo-Morales pleaded guilty to attempted murder and was sentenced to 90 months in prison for shooting a teen at Clackamas Town Center.

Motorcyclist Jesse Wadley died in a high-speed crash in Salem; another person was hospitalized. The other driver cooperated with the investigation; no arrests have been made.

A Honduran man, Bexon Javier Calix-Rivera, was sentenced to 78 months in prison for fentanyl trafficking in Portland, Oregon, despite multiple arrests.

A juvenile was arrested in Oregon for planning a bombing and shooting at Three Rivers Mall in Kelso, Washington, as revealed by the FBI. The plot was stopped before it could be enacted.

A former employee returned to a Kent business with a firearm after being fired, prompting evacuations. The situation led to a fire and gunshots in the warehouse. The man was later found deceased and the investigation is ongoing.

Jered Hayward received a 13-year sentence for running an illegal THC and psilocybin manufacturing and distribution enterprise, including asset forfeiture.

Efrain Diaz-Rangel was sentenced to over seven years for his role in a fatal fentanyl overdose in Oregon, with multiple agencies involved in the investigation.

A Mexican national unlawfully residing in Nevada pled guilty to leading drug trafficking and money laundering conspiracies in Oregon, facing potential life imprisonment and a $10 million fine.