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.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office reported a 6% rise in seized firearms during calls in 2025, with 415 guns collected. They highlighted each seizure as a potential danger averted.

A federal judge struck down a Trump executive order that sought presidential power over elections, a ruling celebrated by Oregon and Washington as a defense of electoral integrity.

Multnomah County and partner law enforcement agencies conducted a high-visibility patrol on Portland's MAX Yellow Line, resulting in immediate arrests, emphasizing a commitment to public transit safety.

Portland faces an Air Stagnation Advisory until Friday; mild temperatures expected, with health warnings for those with respiratory issues due to poor air quality.

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.

Portland's Fire Station 11, blending history with modern demands, serves multiple neighborhoods since the 1920s, undergoing upgrades to handle increased service needs.

Clackamas County, Oregon launches a campaign to support residents quitting smoking, featuring resources such as the Oregon Tobacco Quit Line, texting 'READY' to 34191, and visiting QuitNow.net/Oregon for assistance.

Portland Police monitored a protest at the ICE building without making arrests, maintaining a balance between law enforcement and community relations.