Multiple cougar sightings at Minto-Brown Island Park in Salem have prompted officials to issue safety warnings and encourage caution during dusk and dawn.

A parent's hunting rifle accidentally discharged at Centennial Grade School during drop-off, but no injuries occurred. Two charges were issued against the parent.

A teenager was shot in Portland; a female suspect was arrested after a standoff with police, including tactical teams. The teen's wounds are non-life-threatening.

A plane suffered engine failure and made an emergency landing on a gravel road in Clackamas County. The occupants were uninjured and rescued by a National Guard helicopter.

An elderly man, Hong Huynh, was killed in a collision in Southeast Portland, with the driver April M. Oneal cited for careless driving. The incident adds to Portland's pedestrian fatalities.

Gresham Police renew their call for information on a hit-and-run from New Year's Eve 2023 that severely injured a motorcyclist, with new evidence and doorbell video showing the suspect.

Gregory Whitson was sentenced to 100 months in prison and ordered to pay over $130,000 for numerous burglaries in downtown Portland, as reported by the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office.

A fatal collision on Hwy 138E involving a car and a motorcycle resulted in the death of motorcyclist Reuben James Wiles, while the other vehicle's occupants were unharmed.

The Seaside Police Department warns of counterfeit $100 bills circulating in the area, advising merchants to use detection devices and report fake currency.

A suspect, Christopher Weber, was detained after a shooting in Portland's Old Town. Multiple weapons were found and Weber faces various charges including firearm and drug offenses.

A fatal police shooting in Vancouver is under investigation after a confrontation in a Safeway parking lot resulted in an officer shooting a man who produced a firearm.

Clackamas County DA requests the Oregon Department of Justice to take over the case of Dr. David Farley, accused of sexual abuse, after a grand jury returned a 'not true' bill in 2022.

Jacqueline Alexander, who went missing in Portland's Centennial Neighborhood, has been found safe, with the police thanking the community for their help.