A Portland veterinarian, Dr. Brenda Brown-Carlson, receives 60 months of probation for drug-related charges and animal neglect, affecting over 200 animals' treatments.

Authorities are offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the culprits of the illegal killing of a protected gray wolf, known as OR186, in Oregon.

A judge could rule Wednesday in the bench trial of Koko Miller, accused after two dogs fatally mauled 6‑year‑old Loyalty Scott. Final arguments wrapped as the court signaled a ruling may come this week.

Two injured law enforcement officers are expected to fully recover, as confirmed by the Multnomah County Sheriff via social media. Sheriff O’Donnell supports the PPB during this time.

Portland’s D.A. has told prosecutors to file charges if people routed to the deflection program don’t engage in treatment within 90 days. The move contrasts with Seattle’s diversion-first tack.

U.S. Fish and Wildlife is offering up to $10,000 after a radio-collared gray wolf (OR186) was found dead north of Yamsay Mountain. Investigators are working with Oregon State Police and asking the public for tips.

Larry Hurwitz, once a prominent Portland promoter, was booked in Clackamas County on suspicion of assault and a parole hold. The arrest revives questions tied to the 1990 Starry Night murder case.

Two Portland officers were shot following a weapons threat report; the suspect fled and remains at large despite a manhunt involving specialized police units.

Court papers say New Year's Eve gunfire in Scappoose led police to a Jan. 14 search that uncovered dead and neglected tortoises; two adults were arrested.

A large police response closed streets near NE 17th and NE Clackamas Monday night after a reported weapon threat.

Fire crews contained a late‑night roof blaze at a North Portland Kingdom Hall to a small section of the roof. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

A 33-year-old man was shot multiple times through his front door in Portland, Mitchells Plain. Police opened an attempted-murder docket and no arrests have been made.

A fire at a Portland Red Robin caused by a homeless encampment's warming fire was swiftly contained by firefighters, preventing major damage and injuries.