Tanner Welsh, 21, was sentenced to nine years for distributing fentanyl-laced pills, resulting in a teen's fatal overdose. The conviction follows Welsh's guilty plea and a subsequent investigation by Homeland Security Investigations.

A Portland land use request for a property at 4001 SW Canyon Rd includes a Conditional Use Master Plan with an Adjustment Review, with public comments open until April 15.

A man turned himself in for a 2022 deadly crash in Portland after being charged with Manslaughter and DUII, following a collision that killed his passenger.

A shooting in Downtown Portland resulted in the death of 33-year-old Aaron K. Beasley. The Portland Police Bureau is investigating the homicide and seeking community assistance.

Angelina L. Minor faces charges, including manslaughter, after a fatal accident in Portland killed her son and injured others following a minor collision and subsequent chase.

The PCEF committee in Portland approved a new funding process, allocating $158 million over five years for clean-energy projects prioritizing vulnerable communities.

Alfred Dee Kaulaity, a repeat domestic abuser, was sentenced to 66 months in federal prison for assaulting his girlfriend on the Warm Springs Indian Reservation.

Richard Dunham was sentenced to a year and a day in prison for defrauding the J.R. Simplot Company and its subsidiary by mislabeling seeds and taking kickbacks.

Washington State man Levi Blomdahl receives an 84-month prison sentence for fentanyl distribution and for a scheme involving the theft of a teenager's motorcycle.

Kaitlyn Keller, an 11th grader from Milwaukie, won the Libraries in Clackamas County's Teen Summer Reading Artwork Contest, earning a $100 gift card. Her work may feature in the program's materials. Violet Struckmeier received an honorable mention.

The Washington County Sheriff's Office conducted a traffic safety operation during St. Paddy's weekend, leading to 1600 stops, 313 warnings, 156 citations, and 20 DUII arrests, with no traffic fatalities reported.

City crews in Portland respond to a sewage spill caused by a broken pipe, leading to road closures and health warnings to avoid the contaminated Columbia Slough. Repair efforts are ongoing.

Portland's transportation workers fixed 1,800 potholes in two weeks, reclaiming the drivability of 77% of East Portland's roads after severe winter storms damaged them.