Federal agents shot two linked to a Venezuelan gang in Portland; Oregon GOP leaders criticize the mayor for questioning the government's account, and a Portland officer is reassigned after controversial comments at a protest.

A visitor at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center assaulted two EMTs, causing a hazmat incident. She was arrested the next day for assault and other charges.

Portland's Progressive Caucus criticizes ICE for violent enforcement tactics and urges action against the agency, calling for local policy changes, support for victims, and accountability from federal operations.

The Portland Police provided updates on monitoring protests at various locations, resulting in two arrests, while stressing their focus on public safety and not immigration enforcement.

Jodi Jennings pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud, admitting to stealing over $487,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for personal use. She faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.

Portland Police monitored a protest at the ICE building, arresting one for shoving an officer. They maintain a balance between public safety and protest rights.

Junction City business owner pleads guilty to embezzling nearly $500,000 in COVID-19 relief funds, facing possible 20-year imprisonment and $250,000 fine.

Oregon's Attorney General Dan Rayfield responded to a shooting in Portland involving federal agents, calling for transparency and accountability, while also advising the public to learn their rights using a DOJ toolkit.

Portland Police oversaw ICE building protests, resulting in six arrests for charges including riot and disorderly conduct. The PPB emphasized their non-engagement in immigration enforcement.

Sneaker entrepreneur Michael Malekzadeh was sentenced to 70 months in prison for an $80 million fraud involving undelivered preorders and falsified loan applications.

Portland Police identified Stephen W. Hicks as the fatality in a Powellhurst-Gilbert traffic collision; both parties wore helmets, impairment not a factor.

A woman was arrested for a 2023 hit-and-run that killed a Tigard mother after a tip helped police find the vehicle and further evidence led to the identification of the driver.

Washington County deputies arrested Jaime Lopez after he barricaded himself inside a home, set it on fire, and was rescued with burns. He faces arson and other charges.