The Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office warns of a phone scam where fraudsters posing as deputies demand payment for fake fines, costing a victim $1,000.

Two Oregon men were indicted for an $18 million fraud and money laundering scheme involving false investment promises in undervalued houses and inflated loan applications.

Clackamas County authorities conducted a joint operation against retail theft at Oak Grove Fred Meyer, resulting in 10 arrests and the recovery of stolen goods.

The Portland Police's Focused Intervention Team made multiple arrests and seizures of illegal firearms and drugs during routine traffic stops in North Lombard and Southeast Portland.

The Food Fight! vegan grocery store in East Portland is dealing with major theft that caused extensive damage to its refrigeration unit through copper theft, resulting in significant repair costs.

Shots were exchanged between two vehicles at a Clark County shopping center with no injuries reported. A stray bullet hit an unrelated SUV. One suspect arrested after police found a vehicle and rifle.

Brandon D Perkins was convicted for online sexual corruption and luring a minor, sentenced to three years in prison and post-prison supervision, and will be a registered sex offender.

A body in a state of decay was found in Northeast Portland, leading to an investigation by police and homicide detectives, with the gender of the deceased not immediately discernible.

A man died in a Southeast Portland house fire, which firefighters battled in a hoarder-type home on SE Flavel Street. Despite resuscitation efforts, he was pronounced dead at the scene.

A Silverton man, Richard Lee Detherage, died in a crash involving his motorcycle and a car on Highway 224 near Estacada.

The $24.6 billion Kroger-Albertsons merger begins court proceedings with concerns over potential store closures, job losses, and price hikes, drawing scrutiny from labor unions, the FTC, and state attorneys general.

A Cirque du Soleil performer was hospitalized after falling during an aerial act in Portland, with the audience initially mistaking the incident for part of the show.

A man named Colwin Kent was arrested in Vancouver for allegedly vandalizing 36 cars by slashing their tires, causing widespread disruption for vehicle owners.