Portland police arrested two individuals, seized narcotics, a firearm, and cash, and used technology like Stop Sticks and a drone for a safe arrest in the Sunderland Neighborhood.

A suspect was charged for a June downtown Portland shooting without injuries; police arrested Marquez Goldsby II and seized a firearm but not the weapon used.

A train derailed in North Plains, affecting the Elephant Garlic Festival, with no injuries or hazardous spills reported and roads reopened by evening.

BLM seeks public input on a proposed gold mine and processing facility in Malheur County, Oregon, highlighting the project's potential economic benefits.

Maintenance on Portland's Vista Bridge will close it to vehicles daily from Aug. 11-15, 7 a.m. to 5 p.m., but allow pedestrian access and local traffic outside working hours.

Portland reported a 51% decrease in homicides in the first half of 2025, with overall violent crime rates declining, according to the city government and Mayor Keith Wilson.

The Portland Police Bureau identified DaRon V. Craig as the victim of a fatal crash in the King neighborhood; a second injured pedestrian's condition stabilized. No arrests made; investigation continues.

The National Weather Service in Portland issued an extreme heat warning for Sunday noon to Tuesday 5 AM PDT, advising precautions for expected high temperatures.

A Tigard man was sentenced to 10 years for trying to entice a child online; he intended to meet a minor in Washington but was arrested and found with condoms.

Authorities seek help to find missing 45-year-old Heather Labarre; her last contact was on July 13, 2025. Portland Police are concerned about her safety.

Man arrested for attempted child kidnap in Skinner Butte Park after physical altercation; bystanders and Eugene Police intervened, with charges including Kidnapping, Strangulation, and Disorderly Conduct against Anthony Reed.

A pickup truck fatally struck 69-year-old bicyclist Robert Patrick McGee on Highway 395; driver Greg Stiles was arrested for DUII.

Oregon DEQ announces suspension of EV Standard Rebate due to high demand and limited funds, effective from September 9, 2025; Charge Ahead Rebate for low/moderate-income households still available.