Daniel A. Snegirev was arrested for a shooting in Portland's Hollywood District that left one man dead and another injured. The non-random incident involved acquaintances and resulted in multiple charges against Snegirev.

A car collided with a train in Beaverton, hospitalizing the driver and causing moderate injuries. The incident resulted in traffic disruptions and safety reminders.

Portland NWS issued a Dense Fog Advisory for reduced visibility until 11 AM PST Saturday in multiple regions, advising caution for drivers and visibility tips for pedestrians and cyclists.

Portland City Council passed the Fall TAO to adjust the fiscal year 2025-2026 budget due to a shortfall, shuffling funds and making technical corrections.

The Oregon Department of Agriculture highlights the importance of vigilance and biosecurity preparedness for US livestock producers to prevent Foot-and-Mouth Disease outbreaks.

Cryptosporidium was detected in Portland's Bull Run Watershed, but current levels do not necessitate precautions for most people, though those with weak immune systems should consult healthcare providers.

A man was arrested in Portland's Hazelwood after threatening TriMet guards with a weapon and not complying with police, leading to a temporary shutdown of traffic and MAX service.

A local resident died in a modular home fire in Cherry Grove. Despite assistance from multiple fire departments, the resident was found deceased after the fire was put out. The cause is under investigation, but foul play is ruled out.

A third suspect, Shaperryia L. Lambert, has been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of Somali refugee and Uber driver Shaani Mohamed in March 2022 in Portland.

Oregon receives an $11.5 million federal grant to improve public transit in Coos, Yamhill, and Benton counties, with investments in buses and facilities.

Jacob Ramos, known as "Bier," was convicted in Portland for multiple vandalism counts and earlier for gun-related offenses including making illegal firearms.

A pickup truck crash with a garbage truck in North Portland left one driver critically injured; firefighters used power tools for rescue.

The Multnomah County Board redirected $20 million in funds to address a $28 million gap in the Homeless Services budget, aiming to preserve housing for over a thousand individuals and keep 214 shelter beds open.