A man wielding a pitchfork was arrested in Salem for property damage and menacing, after non-lethal munitions and a Taser were used to subdue him. No injuries occurred during the incident.

A 16-year-old boy was arrested in Vancouver for a drive-by shooting on July 11, facing attempted murder, assault, and other charges. The police investigation continues as they seek further suspects.

A Clackamas County sheriff's deputy was sued for civil rights violations after being recorded punching an inmate multiple times during an altercation in jail.

An officer-involved shooting in Columbia County after a high-speed chase resulted in the death of the suspect, Kyle Graham. Deputy Luedke, who fired his weapon, is on leave pending investigation.

A man was fatally shot in Portland's Portsmouth neighborhood, and the police are investigating the incident with Detective Ryan Foote and Matt Brown leading the case.

Eugene Police ramped up traffic enforcement, coordinating with other agencies to address speed and other driving violations, leading to 184 stops and multiple citations and arrests.

A family stranded on the Sandy River was rescued overnight by the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office and other agencies, lacking supplies and in need of medication.

A Portland man received a six-year prison sentence for firearm possession linked to drug trafficking, including sales to minors, and will have a subsequent three-year supervised release.

A woman was fatally stabbed in Portland, and a man was arrested. Five children, unharmed, were in the home at the time. Tactical units responded due to safety concerns.

Four individuals, including the assailant, were stabbed during a pop-up "rave" in Portland; the suspect has been charged with assault and unlawful weapon use.

A 17-year-old girl died in a crash involving a Prius and Kia SUV in Clark County. The incident, which led to a 100-foot skid and collision, occurred Saturday morning. The Prius driver had minor injuries; the Kia driver was unharmed.

Two people were arrested in Salem for throwing eggs at unhoused individuals. They were caught with 225 eggs and face disorderly conduct and intimidation charges.

Two wildfires on the Warm Springs Reservation lead to evacuation notices and road closures, with updates provided by local police and gratitude expressed to firefighters.