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The settlement also mandates policy reforms and demands an independent audit in the near future

Police shot Immanueal Clark in the back Nov. 19, 2022 while he fled. The deadly shooting caused a rare rift between investigators and Portland police leadership

Police watchdogs will get a glimpse into a new approach into reviewing uses of deadly force

A crime scene perimeter is set up in response to a shooting in the parking lot at Clackamas Town Center, Dec. 20 2024. Kristyna Wentz-Graff / OPB

After a record-breaking year for auto thefts in 2022, Portland has seen a significant decrease.

Citing concerns about legal risks, Pacific County officials on Thursday began the process of creating a new jail department.

Releasing prisoners over access to medical treatment is rare, but it has happened before

The peaceful demonstration led to a separate march through downtown that culminated with multiple arrests

The Pacific Northwest became fertile ground for groups bent on political violence during the first Trump administration. A return to that era could hinge on the scope of presidential pardons.

While there is wide political agreement that the roughly century-old bridge is a problematic source of congestion during rush-hour commutes, the Interstate Bridge Replacement Program has critics as well as champions, and its future is not certain.