A traffic stop on Interstate 5 led to a significant drug bust of 60 pounds of fentanyl and the arrest of a California man, with an ongoing investigation by OSP and the DEA.

The Oregon Department of Justice argued against federal tariffs at the U.S. Court of International Trade, raising concerns about executive power over taxation.

Clackamas County has opened Clackamas Village, a transitional housing project for the homeless, increasing shelter capacity by nearly 25% and offering 24 new living spaces with support services.

Advanced Precision Anodizing received Oregon OSHA's SHARP recognition for exemplary workplace safety and health management, marking a period free of injuries since 2022.

Oregon's Department of Emergency Management begins accepting applications for the SPIRE Grant to improve local emergency preparedness with essential equipment.

OHCS, in collaboration with OCCC, is providing trauma-informed training to over 450 rural housing partners in Oregon, enhancing service providers' empathy and understanding in assisting homeless individuals with complex trauma backgrounds.

CISA integrated a seminar series into FEMA's online program to help businesses prepare for mass casualty events, enhancing public safety through public-private collaboration.

Wylie Joe Summerlin, 62, died in a crash on Highway 101 in Curry County after swerving to avoid a deer and hitting a tree. He was not wearing a seatbelt. Traffic was not disrupted, and multiple agencies responded.

A teenager died after a collision on Highway 140 in Klamath County, where a car hit a disabled vehicle, sending a male juvenile into the Klamath River.

PBOT provides updates on SW Tichner Drive landslide, detailing the cleanup and stabilization efforts to ensure safety in Arlington Heights, including debris removal and cable mesh replacement. Increased construction activity expected in the area.

Aprille Flint-Gerner resigns as Oregon's Child Welfare Director to join Casey Family Programs. Rolanda Garcia steps in as interim director, with a focus on safety and community.

Ryan Michael Hancock was convicted of multiple sexual assault charges, including first-degree rape, in Washington County, with victims including intoxicated teenage girls.

The Washington County Budget Committee has approved a $2 billion budget for FY 2025-26, including a $20.5 million general fund gap closure, with significant cuts in services.