87 bullets fly near preschool across from Portland’s Dawson Park. Parents, residents demand end to perennial violence
They called on city officials to boost funding for street-level outreach in Dawson Park and put traffic bumps on surrounding streets to prevent escapes for 'getaway' drivers.
Smoke billows from fire on Ross Island
Firefighters ferried to the island by boat found abandoned equipment and tractor tires on fire but no structures involved, according to the Portland Fire & Rescue Bureau.
Oregon cop’s trial reveals ‘Wild West’ handling of drugs left in police drop boxes
Scappoose police officer accused of diverting the drugs for personal use acquitted of official misconduct.
Oregon fugitive who escaped from prison work crew 30 years ago caught living under alias in Georgia, feds say
Steven Craig Johnson, now 70, was arrested Tuesday in Macon, Georgia, living as "William Cox," according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
Oregon brothers plead guilty to felony charge stemming from Jan. 6 U.S. Capitol breach
Jonathanpeter Allen Klein, 24, and Matthew Leland Klein, 27, both of Pendleton, each pleaded guilty to civil disorder.
Washington man accused of marching with Proud Boys, entering U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6
Ronald Schultz, 61, of Cowlitz Count, was arrested on a warrant and appeared in federal court Tuesday in Portland.
Former Klamath County sheriff’s captain files whistleblower retaliation suit against sheriff, county
Former Capt. Brian Bryson alleges Sheriff Chris E. Kaber attempted to intervene in the supervision of his two sons, both sworn members of the sheriff's office.
Bookkeeper for Portland transportation union embezzled nearly $190,000
Emerald Keever pleaded guilty in April to five counts of wire fraud and one count of embezzlement from a labor organization.
Tacoma man accused of sabotaging 2 Oregon electrical substations and stealing 24 guns from pawn shop
Zachary Rosenthal, 33, pleaded not guilty to all charges during his Tuesday court appearance.
Oregon woman who made online threats to harm co-workers and posted racist messages gets time-served sentence
"You clearly harbored some racist and hateful ideas, and you were very well-armed with guns and ammunition,” the judge said. “These things, along with some of your mental health issues, cause everybody in today’s world a lot of concern.”
West Linn couple duped out of nearly $280,000 in FBI imposter gold bar scam, feds say
Navjot Singh, 34, was arrested outside the couple’s home Friday night.
Jury finds Grants Pass didn’t harass anti-abortion street preachers
The verdict came at the end of a four-day trial in U.S. District Court in Medford before U.S. District Judge Karin J. Immergut.