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Investigators say the attacker told the victim he did not belong there before punching him repeatedly in the face.
Flames raced up a Portland hillside faster than engine hoses could follow, forcing crews to call in reinforcements for a direct hit.
Police say bystanders swarmed and struck the family's car as they fled the Coos Bay Farmers Market after the stabbing.
Kegan Holland allegedly walked into an InRoads Credit Union branch tellers already recognized from a prior St. Helens identity theft case.
A career-offender label turned a 2025 highway stop outside Portland into a federal prison sentence topping eight years.
A civil jury in Multnomah County must decide if James Grant's back room at a granite shop counted as a home.
A father whose two young kids were home during the break-in wants the courts to keep Daniel Lee Rose off the streets for good.
Jeremy Tish is accused of contacting a minor for sexual exploitation, and detectives worry there could be more victims tied to youth farming events.
Asare Kofi, 47, died six days after being hit near SE 101st Avenue, a stretch of Division long flagged as one of Portland's most dangerous.
Isaiah Mohr forged a bill of sale for a car owned by a woman who died in December 2025 — and jail phone calls sank the plan.
Detectives have surveillance video but no suspect description, so the victim asked police to share his own photo to jog memories.
A Vancouver driver hit an ODOT truck and both stranded motorists near Arlington, killing a 77-year-old man and critically injuring a highway worker.
A jury found Vincent Roberts II guilty in the 2023 Rice Northwest Museum break-in. Sentencing is set for August 26.
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