A train trestle bridge in Milwaukie caught fire early Tuesday morning, causing significant damage and disrupting rail traffic, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.

19-year-old Riley John Adams died following a stabbing at Wallace Marine Park in Salem. Police are investigating but have not released suspect details.

Commissioner Rene Gonzalez leads the Portland mayoral race in early polls, with nearly 40% of voters still undecided and ranked-choice voting adding complexity.

The Portland Police Bureau is investigating an increase in sexual assault claims against Damani Anderson, with victims alleging assaults after meeting him on social media.

The Oregon Zoo reported a data breach affecting over 100,000 visitors' credit card information and is offering a year of free credit monitoring in response.

Multnomah County's Coordinated Care Pathway Center opening is delayed to late October to ensure staffing readiness, with interim mobile outreach teams to provide deflection services.

The Clackamas County Sheriff's Office seeks tips for a shooting near a Green Line MAX platform, releasing sketches and a photo of the suspect's vehicle.

Horacio Luna-Perez, the leader of an Oregon drug trafficking ring, has been sentenced to 97 months in prison after a DEA-led investigation into his methamphetamine, heroin, and fentanyl distribution network.

Oregon Governor Tina Kotek toured Blazer Industries, emphasizing modular homes as a solution to the state's housing crisis and aiding the rebuild after the Holiday Farm Fire.

A man was arrested in Troutdale for animal abuse involving a mix breed puppy, based on video evidence and a witness report to the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office.

Portland experiences mild, overcast weather with a 20% chance of showers and a high of 75°F. The rest of the week forecasts increased likelihood of rain and mostly cloudy skies.

Portland Police announce the identity of hit-and-run victim Bethany Johnson; urge public to provide information.

Jerry Mijangos, a prolific graffiti artist in Portland known as KASR, has been sentenced to 2½ years in prison for his tagging activities, marking the city's first imprisonment of a graffiti vandal amid a crackdown on property defacement.