Two Heppner residents were arrested after deputies say a theft of tools and copper wire left a local co-op out thousands. Court filings show felony and drug charges and hearings are set next Wednesday.

A fire at a cannabis cultivation warehouse in Estacada drew a rapid response from firefighters; no injuries were reported and investigators are probing the cause.

Multnomah County's DA says illegal 'Glock switches' are appearing at crime scenes, turning pistols into near‑machine guns and prompting state and federal enforcement.

Four teens were arrested after multiple crashes in stolen Kias on Portland’s east side; police say no one was hurt and credited a quick response.

Washington County deputies used a drone-assisted search to recover about $36,000 in alleged stolen goods from Seattle-area stores; three people were arrested in Aloha.

A Portland man was sentenced to four years and two months after authorities say officers found a dozen firearms hidden in his car while he drove to Bakersfield.

A pre-dawn May 29 blaze in North Portland destroyed two floating homes on the Columbia River; crews rescued two people and investigators are probing the cause.

Vancouver police say a Kik CyberTip prompted a DECU probe that led to the arrest of a 20-year-old; he faces multiple felony counts of possessing and dealing child sexual abuse material.

Jacob Meyer, 33, was arrested after two women said he kidnapped them and sexually assaulted one near Austin Point; he faces multiple felony charges.

PCC sent a campus alert after a woman reported being grabbed by a teen on an e-bike at Rock Creek; the Washington County Sheriff’s Office is investigating.

A man known as Loony Toon was sentenced to 20 years after pleading guilty to firing at Milwaukie officers during a June 2025 chase. Prosecutors say the plea resolves multiple county cases.

Federal prosecutors say a registered sex offender slit open a tent, bound two women and threatened sexual assault near a Tillamook County trail; he’s now held in federal custody.

A Troutdale woman was sentenced to five months in federal prison after prosecutors say she conspired to send half a million gallons of industrial wastewater into Hillsboro’s sewer, exposing the system to acids and heavy metals.