Portland Police seized a firearm during a traffic stop by the FIT; two convicted felons were arrested for illegal possession of the weapon. The FIT's role in violence prevention is highlighted.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland's drinking water source, with interim measures initiated and no current need for additional precautions for the public.

Oregon and Wasco County announced a $3.5 million grant to help with private property cleanup after the 2025 Rowena Fire. The grant helps where federal aid was unavailable.

Christian Gannon Dukes was sentenced to 60 months in prison for setting fire to the Blue Heron paper mill in Oregon City.

A fatal collision in Portland's Hazelwood Neighborhood killed cyclist Felipe Barajas-Nolazco. The driver involved is not facing citations after investigation.

Washington County has provided a $25.6 million CPACE loan to Cedarbrook Senior Living for an eco-friendly assisted living facility in Tigard, aiming to open in 2028.

The National Weather Service warns of heavy rain and potential flooding in Portland with continuous showers and high humidity expected throughout the next week.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is inviting public input on its new disaster preparation policy, Policy 725.00, for 30 days to enhance its Continuity of Operations Plan.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office honored Lynette Hanson's retirement after 17 years, highlighting her contributions and a small, personal farewell ceremony.

Jeffery H. Baker faced additional charges after a hit-and-run victim identified herself from news coverage. The Portland Police Bureau has charged him with multiple offenses, emphasizing their dedication to curbing illegal street racing.

Oregon's Division of Financial Regulation settled with five firms over unnecessary fees, securing restitution and policy reviews to prevent future overcharges.

The Oregon Investment Council reported a 2.1% third-quarter return for OPERF, below their 5.4% benchmark, despite strong corporate earnings and a five-year annualized return of 8.8% surpassing the 6.9% target.

The "Big X" intersection in Medford is close to completing renovations, improving road surfaces, safety, and preserving bridges for the growing traffic demands.