Eyasu Bedasso was arrested for a crash in Gresham that killed two, after investigation showed he was driving over 80mph in a 35mph zone.

Desha Levann Madkins was convicted of mail theft and related charges, receiving a 45-month prison sentence after a traffic stop revealed stolen items and burglary tools.

Norberto Nestor Muniz Jr. was convicted for the second time of murdering Amy Low in Beaverton in 2018, and for abusing her corpse, following a retrial after his initial 2022 conviction was overturned.

The Portland Police Bureau reported a fatal crash involving an Audi Q7 in the Centennial neighborhood, where the driver died after hitting a utility pole.

The Portland Police Bureau managed a protest in Portland, arresting one individual for Criminal Mischief and emphasizing their commitment to public safety and state laws.

Gresham police arrested David Mead Sr. for disrupting a drive-thru on Halloween; he brandished a device similar to a gun, leading to weapon and menacing charges.

Oregon State Police seek public help to identify those behind the illegal killing and dumping of four deer in Clackamas County, offering rewards for tips leading to arrests.

Seven individuals are charged with operating a burglary ring targeting Asian business owners in Oregon and Washington, using sophisticated methods and causing fear in the community.

Kaesha Green, 41, was arrested in Portland for the 2022 murder of Mohamed Shaani and charged with Murder in the Second Degree. She was apprehended by TNT and detained at Multnomah County Detention Center.

A fatal shooting in downtown Portland has been declared a homicide, with the victim succumbing to gunshot wounds. The Portland Police Bureau seeks tips for the ongoing investigation.

Authorities seek public assistance in the unsolved homicide case of 19-year-old Emily Rose Taylor, who was fatally shot in 2023 in Estacada. A reward is offered for information leading to an arrest.

The Portland Police Bureau monitored a peaceful protest in South Waterfront with their Incident Management Team and Dialogue Liaison Officers, resulting in no arrests.

Nathaniel Cheney pleaded guilty to damaging a Portland-area power substation, facing up to five years in prison.