A pedestrian was seriously injured in a DUI-related accident in Portland; the driver, Nicole M. Land, was arrested and charged with multiple offenses.

Oregon high schools win in a safety ad contest, promoting workplace safety among young workers through videos and graphics, with Silverton HS's "Saying Yes" taking top video honors.

A Portland Orangetheory coach is accused of not passing on charity funds, raising concerns over the missing donations and prompting a police investigation and his suspension.

The Portland Police Bureau is engaged in a standoff with protestors occupying PSU's Millar Library, negotiating for a peaceful resolution while maintaining public safety and order.

A group caused property damage in downtown Portland, with police alerted to their march beforehand. Despite no arrests during the unrest, investigation and prosecution are promised.

Portland Fire & Rescue saved a person from a fourth-floor apartment fire in the Pearl District; the victim is being treated for serious injuries. The fire's cause is under investigation, though a stovetop burner was on.

Portland police apprehend Harold Dulaney, a suspect in the murder of Charles Hassel, after a three-month search.

Oregon Secretary of State emphasizes the importance of businesses maintaining updated mailing addresses to avoid lapsing registrations and losing their business names.

The Kam Wah Chung State Heritage Site in Oregon, a National Historic Landmark, opens for the season on May 2, offering tours of the historic Chinese community hub.

Law enforcement responded to a gun-related threat at Estacada High School, which led to a lockdown. No firearm was found, and the suspects were later identified and located.

Boxer Ramen is closing all its locations on April 29 due to challenges from the pandemic and rising costs, despite recent optimism for its operations.

In-N-Out Burger is planning to open a new location in east Vancouver, following conditional approval for another in Washington County, signaling the chain's expansion in the Pacific Northwest.

Janeice Renee Downs, 24, faces 16 charges for theft in Multnomah County, having allegedly stolen over $56,000 in goods, with more charges expected for additional theft in Washington State.