Neighbors reported suspected drug sales near the busy Glisan BottleDrop; police say they seized fentanyl, meth and a loaded gun during an arrest.

A suspicious device found near the Rose Quarter MAX station led to an arrest and temporary Yellow Line service suspensions. The Metro Explosive Device Unit is investigating while TriMet runs shuttles and warns of delays.

A man reportedly broke into a Portland home and attempted to sexually assault a woman holding a young child, local station KOIN says. Police and survivor services are investigating.

A suspect held in Kentucky is set to be extradited to Clark County to face first‑degree murder charges in the November death of Courtney Valencia Clinton. Investigators say extradition could take weeks.

Sheriff’s divers recovered an 11-month-old’s body in the South Umpqua River after the child’s father called 911 and later confessed, authorities say. The father is jailed on homicide and corpse‑abuse charges.

One person died and three others were seriously injured after a two‑car crash on Highway 26 east of Sandy. State police say the cause is under investigation.

Portland police identified a 44-year-old man killed March 12 on North Columbia Boulevard; neighbors and city data say District 2 needs safety fixes.

The Marion County Sheriff's Office posted a photo asking the public to identify a man seen leaving in a dark-blue Infiniti with no plates. Deputies requested tips and provided a case number.

Vancouver police say Brock J. Hamm removed a court-ordered GPS ankle monitor and failed to appear for sentencing. Authorities believe he may have fled to Portland and warn the public not to approach him.

A 64-year-old truck driver from La Crosse, Wisconsin, was found dead after his semi left I‑84 westbound near Arlington; investigators suspect a medical emergency.

One person was injured in a Northeast Portland shooting near NE 140th and Eugene Court; police are searching for a suspect and checking a nearby home.

Oregon declined to ask the U.S. Supreme Court to review whether a DEA agent can be prosecuted after the 2023 death of cyclist Marganne Allen, closing the state's criminal case.

Federal marshals and Salem police arrested five in a northeast Salem home and seized guns, body armor and suspected meth and fentanyl.