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

A body found in Portland's Parkrose neighborhood prompted a death investigation by police. Homicide detectives took over the case, which disrupted train services but not road traffic.

A sting in the Jantzen Beach area by Portland Police and partners on August 23 led to multiple arrests, recovering stolen items, a vehicle, a firearm, and drugs.

A lawsuit accuses the Beaverton School District of negligence after a former Westview High coach allegedly slapped students, causing emotional and physical distress.

A pedestrian was killed in a hit-and-run on the corner of SE 162nd Avenue and SE Stark Street in Portland. Police are investigating the incident. Traffic is affected in the surrounding area.

Highway 18 in McMinnville reopened after a fatal head-on collision between two pickups claimed one life and seriously injured another. The highway was closed for several hours for investigations.

PETA offers a $5,000 reward for the recovery of a dog seen abused on Portland security footage; suspect Isaac Booker Justham faces charges but the dog's location is unknown.

A Portland teacher was arrested for attempting to lure a minor following a sting operation where he communicated with an undercover detective posing as a 13-year-old.

Remains found in Gifford Pinchot National Forest may belong to Kristopher Zitzewitz, missing since 2013, according to the Skamania County Sheriff's Office.

An individual on Fremont Bridge is now safe after police intervention, with the bridge reopened for traffic. Authorities stress the availability of mental health resources.

A truck carrying an oversized home got stuck on a bridge in Camas, causing a seven-car crash that left one dead and two hospitalized. Traffic was disrupted on SR 14.

An Oregon man was indicted for allegedly making bomb threats against Jewish facilities in New York; he faces multiple charges and could be sentenced to 155 years if convicted.

A man in Portland is charged with attacking and stabbing a lottery winner multiple times after following him home from a bar. The suspect, Figueroa, has a criminal history and is being held without bail.