Two Portland police officers were hurt in a hit-and-run at 2:40 a.m. on SE 148th and Stark. Their car was struck by a dark Chevy Suburban, which fled. Both officers are now out of the hospital. Police seek tips regarding case 26-11604.

Two men were arrested for stealing from storage units in Beaverton, including a collection of rare Nike sneakers, with stolen goods worth over $100,000.

A Gresham man was sentenced to 15 days in jail for threats that shut down a Clackamas warehouse. He also received probation and must perform community service.

Portland graffiti artist Jacob Abel Ramos receives a 48-month prison sentence for 51 vandalism-related crimes. His "BIER" tags damaged murals and property. The conviction also includes a ghost-gun manufacturing charge.

A motorcyclist in stable condition after a single-vehicle crash near Kennewick was found late Saturday by a passerby who called 911 and waited with the victim. The road reopened by Sunday morning post-investigation.

Portland Police investigate after two men were found dead at a recycling center within a week, with no public threat perceived and calls for community tips.

A woman died after being found in a house fire in Portland's Piedmont neighborhood, reportedly caused by a space heater connected to an extension cord. Firefighters faced obstacles due to clutter in the home.

Luis Nino-Moncada faces federal charges for assaulting a federal officer and property damage after allegedly ramming a Border Patrol vehicle in Portland.

Federal agents shot two linked to a Venezuelan gang in Portland; Oregon GOP leaders criticize the mayor for questioning the government's account, and a Portland officer is reassigned after controversial comments at a protest.

A visitor at Kaiser Sunnyside Medical Center assaulted two EMTs, causing a hazmat incident. She was arrested the next day for assault and other charges.

Portland's Progressive Caucus criticizes ICE for violent enforcement tactics and urges action against the agency, calling for local policy changes, support for victims, and accountability from federal operations.

The Portland Police provided updates on monitoring protests at various locations, resulting in two arrests, while stressing their focus on public safety and not immigration enforcement.

Jodi Jennings pleaded guilty to one count of wire fraud, admitting to stealing over $487,000 in COVID-19 relief funds for personal use. She faces up to 20 years in prison and a $250,000 fine.