Portland State University has reopened following the clearance of pro-Palestinian protesters from its library, leading to arrests and a public appeal to identify suspects. Cleanup efforts continue as the campus seeks to return to normalcy.

A 5-year-old Portland boy, Tra’Veon Lewis, was found safe after a suspected kidnapping, with a woman facing charges.

Police at PSU arrested 30 after clearing the library again from trespassers who had returned, faced barricades, and crowd hostility, resulting in injuries and ongoing investigations.

Portland officials condemn recent vandalism and pledge prosecution for those culpable, while supporting peaceful expression and enhancing law enforcement collaboration.

Pro-Palestinian protests in downtown Portland led to vandalism and reports of violence, with a woman recounting an assault after a march. PSU closed due to protests, and police stress commitment to accountability amid tensions.

An Oregon City couple is charged with criminal mistreatment following the death of their newborn who did not receive medical care due to their faith-healing beliefs.

Portland Police seek public help to identify individuals who fled PSU library amid a police dispersal operation. No injuries or damages were reported.

At least 15 vehicles were set on fire at the Portland Police Training Division; officials are investigating the suspected arson with no reported injuries.

Oregon State Police confirmed a police chase near Harrisburg ended with officers fatally shooting one suspect and injuring another, following an earlier shooting in Coburg.

A fentanyl dealer wanted in connection with an overdose death was arrested at a Portland Trail Blazers game after a sheriff's deputy recognized him on TV.

Donna Marie Morriss was charged with 46 counts, including identity theft and forgery, and the DA's office is seeking other potential victims to come forward.

Christopher Lovrien received a life sentence for the 2020 murder of Kenneth Griffin, with a minimum of 26 years before parole eligibility. He was already serving time for another murder.

Phillip Lawrence Nelson faces justice with a guilty verdict in the 2020 double homicide. Sentencing is set for May, concluding the trial for the slayings in Northeast Portland.