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Sandy Police Department officers exchanged gunfire with the suspect after responding to a domestic violence call, police confirmed.

Portland State University recently opened a new, fenced dog park — dubbed “Valhowlla” — in the city’s downtown.

Milla Leilani Payne was sprayed in the face with chemical irritants last fall. She called the incident retaliation against her free speech.

The second episode of OPB’s documentary series “The Crackdown” chronicles the operation and its impact on the Pacific Northwest.

No foul play suspected after John Walsh fell into the Columbia River late Saturday, city staff said in a statement.

David Ayon-Urbano has argued he acted in self-defense when he shot and killed a teen outside Salem in June 2024, and that the incident was orchestrated by another teen.

Backers want to bolster police staffing and improve training, which they said will help with investigations and faster emergency response times.

Much of the state is experiencing drought. Hundreds of firefighters recently converged in the lower Willamette Valley to prepare for the upcoming fire season

Two parallel lawsuits will return to court Friday, both aiming to limit when the Trump administration can deploy tear gas and other crowd control weapons outside Portland’s U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building.

Two parallel lawsuits returned to court Friday that each aimed to limit when the Trump administration can deploy tear gas and other crowd control weapons outside Portland's U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement building.