A Portland officer was placed on paid leave after investigators say he failed to report being shot at off duty in Hood River; the episode ties to a later fatal shooting and drug and weapons seizures.

A woman was taken into custody after a police chase ended in a three-vehicle crash on North Lombard; officials say no life‑threatening injuries were reported.

A Portland man was sentenced to 40 months after pleading guilty to burglaries of storage units and boutiques in Multnomah Village, leaving owners with lost inventory and repair bills.

State fish-and-wildlife troopers reviewed video that appears to show a person taking migratory-bird eggs from a nest near Rivervilla Park. Authorities are asking anyone with footage or tips to call the TIP hotline.

A 55-year-old Corvallis man, Carlos Cortez, was killed early Monday after being struck on SE 3rd Street near Chapman Place. Police have identified the victim and say the investigation is active.

Washington County warns permit applicants about a phishing scam asking for wired payments. Officials say they will never request wire transfers and offer steps to verify payment requests.

Portland Fire & Rescue says crews are on scene of an apartment complex fire in southeast Portland; a PIO is en route and details remain limited.

Portland Fire & Rescue says an arborist was injured in a tree rescue Wednesday; communications shifted to face‑to‑face and the PIO is monitoring. Officials say updates are pending.

A 49-year-old man was arrested and faces attempted murder and weapons charges after a shooting near NW 6th and NW Flanders left one person seriously injured.

A southeast Portland youth rugby club says its trailer and most of its gear were stolen near Mt. Tabor, and neighbors and fellow clubs are raising money to replace the equipment.

A Prineville cyclist was killed in a late‑night crash on Highway 380; Oregon State Police arrested a Prineville woman on suspicion of DUII as investigators work the scene.

Three people were found dead April 20 near Newberg in suspected fentanyl overdoses. Authorities say specialized units are investigating and are seeking tips.

Deputy Kevin Jones retired after a 27‑plus year career with the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office as K‑9 Blaze — credited with nearly 1,900 searches — stepped down. The department's post also highlighted large narcotics seizures tied to regional task forces.