Mackenzie Parrish-Civil was arrested for biting a deputy in Troutdale after returning to private property he'd been warned off, resulting in a chase and a struggle.

K9 Athena of North Bend Police helped in a drug bust, leading to the seizure of methamphetamine over Thanksgiving weekend, furthering a larger investigation.

Zachery Ty Bryan, of "Home Improvement" fame, was involved in a domestic altercation, with his fiancée allegedly trying to run him over. Both appeared impaired and were arrested, with Bryan facing a probation violation.

A student at Salem's Sprague High School was arrested after a gun was found in their backpack, with metal detectors aiding in the swift response and de-escalation. No threats or disturbances were reported during the incident.

A man received a 168-month sentence for drug dealing and firearms offenses after a guilty plea. He was caught with drugs, cash, and weapons during a 2024 raid.

A man was arrested for a hit-and-run at an illegal street event in Portland, where he allegedly struck a woman while doing stunts. He also faces charges for assault, DUI, and more.

Suspect Santos Puerto-Rios was arrested twice in Portland for unprovoked assaults on two individuals, including a 69-year-old woman, and now faces multiple assault charges.

A man in Vancouver was arrested for an assault on a female jogger, with charges including indecent liberties and unlawful imprisonment. Evidence was found at his residence, and the jogger sustained a minor injury during the attack.

The Portland Police Bureau seeks public help in identifying a person of interest related to a non-fatal Southeast Portland shooting.

Shiloh Thanos-Young, 22, was fatally shot in Northwest Portland; police have confirmed his identity and the Medical Examiner ruled his death a homicide. No arrests have been made.

Aaron Pizer from Pendleton admitted to sexually abusing minors on the Umatilla Indian Reservation over two periods between 2016-2020. He faces up to 15 years in prison.

Portland police have charged Amber Turner with second-degree burglary and seek public help to identify her accomplices.

Portland police are investigating the blunt force trauma homicide of 75-year-old James S. Miller, with no arrests made. They seek information and urge community engagement.