Gresham detectives renewed a public appeal Thursday seeking tips to find Camerino Vides, wanted in the Jan. 23, 2025 fatal shooting at Vance Park.

Police in Battle Ground, WA, arrested Christopher Lee Morrissey for third-degree child rape, with concerns there may be more victims. Public assistance is sought.

Portland Mayor Keith Wilson has called for ICE to suspend operations in the city following a shooting incident, citing a land use review violation and commitment to sanctuary city principles. The full statement is on Portland's official website.

ODOT is closing access to U.S. 101 at NW 14th Street in Lincoln City from January 27th for an ADA curb ramp project to improve accessibility and safety. This will result in detours but won't disrupt local businesses.

Rosalee Anderson from Portland Ceasefire joined the first session of the University of Chicago's Community Violence Leadership Academy, aiming to enhance violence prevention efforts.

The Multnomah County Board recognized January as Human Trafficking Awareness Month and the second week as Slavic/Eastern European Heritage Week to honor contributions and raise awareness.

Region 1 ACT is holding an informational workshop on transportation project prioritization under ODOT's ten-year plan on January 28, accessible via link or phone.

Oregon AG Rayfield visited OHSU to discuss the future of healthcare against a backdrop of federal policy uncertainties, touching on research funding and patient care.

Councilor Loretta Smith released a statement after a shooting wounded two Portland officers, expressing relief they are stable, condemning violence, and thanking first responders.

Multnomah County revealed plans to improve severe winter weather response in partnership with the City of Portland, focusing on preparedness, shelter facilities, and outreach efforts to reduce weather-related fatalities.

Oregon's Democratic leaders propose moving the vote on the transportation bill to the May primary, while Republicans criticize the timing shift as a political maneuver.

U.S. 101 at NW 14th Street in Lincoln City will be closed starting January 27 for ADA-compliant ramp construction and pedestrian system installation, with detours provided during the up to two-week project.

Portland Public Schools is considering cutting 288 jobs to address a $50 million budget shortfall for the 2026-27 school year, raising concerns about the impact on education quality.