A Beaverton man wanted on sex‑crime allegations slipped away from deputies after jumping out of a window during an attempted arrest. Deputies deployed a K9 team and a drone but could not find him.

Five people were arrested after a North Portland MAX-platform assault and linked Plaid Pantry thefts. Court documents say two defendants remain jailed on multiple robbery and weapon charges.

Two people were wounded in a drive‑by shooting near NE 18th Street and Andresen Road in Vancouver; investigators recovered shell casings and a firearm and the Major Crimes Unit is investigating.

A 24-year-old Hermiston man was killed early Sunday after being struck while walking in a travel lane on I‑84 near Hood River. Oregon State Police are asking witnesses to call.

A 40-year-old Eugene woman was struck and killed crossing OR‑42 near Roseburg late April 25; Oregon State Police say the crash is under investigation.

Clark County approved funding for 22 new deputies and dozens of support staff using a small public‑safety sales tax. Hiring is expected to begin this July.

Deputies found a person dead April 27 after a reported firearm assault near NE Ward and NE Davis roads; one suspect is in custody and the Major Crimes Unit is investigating.

A Savoonga woman was sentenced to 10 years after authorities say she received more than 7,000 fentanyl pills at a P.O. Box tied to a prison‑linked trafficking ring.

Three people were wounded in a shooting at a Northwest Portland bar early Monday. Two suffered non-life-threatening injuries and a third was taken to the hospital.

Portland Fire & Rescue crews responded Monday to a three-story apartment blaze after flames were reported inside apartment 69. Crews ordered an offensive attack and set up water supply; no immediate word on injuries.

Portland Fire & Rescue says crews are responding to an apartment fire in South Portland. Officials have not released details on injuries or damage.

A Sunday morning shooting near NW Davis and NW 8th sent one person to the hospital. Police say suspects remain outstanding as investigators work the scene.

A Multnomah County jury awarded $150K to Jeffrey Buckmeyer's estate after finding a Target employee's 2018 child‑porn accusation false. The verdict caps a yearslong legal fight.