The family of Haley Rogers filed a $51.01M wrongful‑death suit against Cascadia Health, alleging safety failures at McCarthy Place led to her 2023 stabbing. The complaint details staffing and security gaps.

A Lincoln County jury convicted 63-year-old Richard Brotherton of luring a minor; he was sentenced to 28 months and police released his photo seeking additional victims. Investigators ask anyone with information to call 541-994-3636.

A Portland man received a 10‑year prison term after pleading guilty in the 2023 death of his 4‑year‑old son; reporting and state records raise questions about missed child‑welfare warnings.

Three people were arrested after a NE Portland shooting left a 21-year-old wounded; police recovered a firearm after an aerial-tracked chase and PIT stop.

A motorcyclist died Sunday on the NE 33rd overpass at Columbia Boulevard; the roadway was closed while police investigated. Authorities are asking for tips.

A driver died after his pickup left L-1500 Road and rolled down an embankment in Yacolt Burn State Forest, authorities said. The investigation is ongoing.

A 51-year-old Vancouver driver was arrested after allegedly rear-ending another car, fleeing deputies and being taken into custody by a K‑9, the sheriff’s office says.

Portland Fire & Rescue says Engine 25 reported an active basement fire and crews were applying water. Officials did not immediately report injuries or the cause.

Portland Fire & Rescue said Clackamas 301 began suppression while Portland Truck 25 moved in to gain access. Officials have not released details on injuries or cause.

Juan Jose Olguin pleaded guilty to first‑degree manslaughter and unlawful use of a weapon in the July 13, 2025 SE Portland stabbing that killed Juan Carlos Vega‑Matute. Sentencing is set for Aug. 18.

A K‑9‑led traffic stop on I‑5 in Linn County produced about 123 pounds of meth, the DEA said. The agency says the investigation is ongoing.

A lightning strike ignited equipment at a PGE substation in Cornelius early Thursday, leaving hundreds in western Washington County without power and prompting school cancellations.

County prosecutors and the sheriff announced a new policy to presumptively arrest and book retail‑theft suspects, saying the change targets organized and repeat offenders. Officials say the policy is already in effect and backed by grant‑funded enforcement efforts.