Portland police monitored protests in the South Waterfront area, arresting one for trespassing and remaining prepared for enforcement actions during the demonstration.

A gas leak at Hollywood Theater in Portland caused the evacuation of 400 people, temporarily closing Sandy Boulevard; the issue was resolved, and the theater later reopened.

Beaverton community rallies after local businessman Paulino Martin is swiftly deported to Mexico, causing distress and activating calls for immigration policy change and protection of immigrant families.

Electrical hazards caused multiple fires in Northeast Portland, with Portland Fire & Rescue responding to arcing power lines and a vehicle ignited by a fallen tree. Power was mostly restored by mid-morning.

A hiker sustained serious injuries from a landslide off-trail in Columbia River Gorge. After a 6-hour multi-agency rescue operation, he was safely extracted and taken to medical care.

Portland residents faced power outages after downed lines caused fires and a car blaze, with Portland Fire & Rescue urging caution around such hazards.

Two arrests were made in a Gresham home bust by Multnomah County deputies and East Metro SWAT, resulting in the seizure of drugs, firearms, and drug manufacturing materials.

A hiker triggered a landslide and sustained serious injuries in Columbia River Gorge, prompting a complex, multi-agency rescue operation that lasted six hours.

A male pedestrian was fatally struck by a vehicle on Interstate 405 in Portland, causing significant traffic disruptions.

Portland Police launched a homicide investigation after finding an individual with fatal stab wounds in the Centennial neighborhood. No arrests have been made; the case is ongoing.

A man in Vancouver is charged with hit-and-run, vehicular assault, and DUI after a pedestrian was seriously injured. His vehicle was located at an apartment complex, leading to his arrest.

Ryan Salt, 33, was arrested after a high-speed chase in a stolen van, involving multiple collisions but no serious injuries, and now faces several charges including vehicle theft and firearm possession.

Oregon's DOJ reached a settlement with HelloFresh to clarify their "free" offers after finding their advertising misleading. HelloFresh must pay $106,000 and ensure transparency in marketing.