The Portland Police identified Guillermo Soto Briceno as the man who died after his car crashed into the Columbia River. The circumstances of the accident are under investigation.

Clackamas County advises on how to handle spills and leaks to protect health and the environment, urging immediate cessation of work, upwind movement, and calling for help in hazardous situations.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek orders flags to fly at half-staff to honor the victims of the Minneapolis school shooting, aligning with a Presidential Proclamation.

A man was stabbed in downtown Portland; three suspects face assault charges. The victim's injuries are non-life-threatening. The incident is under investigation by Portland Police Bureau.

Edgar Ocampo-Reza was sentenced to 38 years for child sexual abuse after extradition from Mexico; the judge cited significant harm caused. His conviction followed strong evidence and victim testimony.

One man was hospitalized and three arrested after a stabbing outside Multnomah County Central Library in Portland, resulting in concerns over security and police tactics.

Two hospitalized after a stabbing in Northwest Portland; suspect barricaded inside residence, prompting a shelter-in-place order and police negotiation efforts.

19-year-old Ryker Pittam died after his car overturned trying to avoid another vehicle on Highway 20 in Linn County.

A Sandy man, 71, was sentenced to 25 years for sexually abusing a girl from age seven to twelve. He denied the charges and his motion for a new trial was denied.

Salem Police are investigating two separate fatal shootings that occurred overnight at different locations, with victims found at 40th Place and Carson Drive SE and Wallace Marine Park.

A Portland man received a 70-month prison sentence for shooting someone with a barbed dart. The Multnomah County DA's Office praised law enforcement collaboration and victim advocacy in the case.

Three Honduran nationals in Oregon were arrested on charges of trafficking fentanyl in downtown Portland, as part of a coordinated law enforcement mission.

Antonio Irving Benjamin from Salem received a 12-year sentence for pleading guilty to drug manufacturing and money laundering, involving THC and psilocybin edibles, reports the U.S. Attorney's Office for the District of Oregon.