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Crime
Portland police investigate double slaying
Nation World
Capitol riot investigators work through evidence; FBI asks for help
Authorities are pouring through online posts, street surveillance and other intelligence as the FBI asked the public for information in their search for suspects.
Local News
Man steals car with boy inside, comes back to return child and scold mom
Beaverton police said the thief reportedly ordered the woman to get the child out of the car before driving off again.
Local News
Man arrested in November hit-and-run crash that killed pedestrian
Investigators say Jason McFadden, 44, allegedly struck and killed a man walking in a crosswalk at 160th and Stark about two months ago.
Straight Talk
Portland commissioners Rubio and Mapps address 2021 goals, push for reconciliation at local level
Portland’s newest city commissioners said their top priorities include getting people vaccinated, economic recovery and providing more housing options.
Crime
Here's who has been federally charged in the US Capitol riots
More than 25 people have been charged, but authorities say additional complaints have been submitted and investigations are ongoing.
Crime
Three people wounded in NE Portland shooting
The Portland Police Bureau said officers have responded to seven shootings since Wednesday afternoon.
Crime
Homes, vehicles damaged by gunfire in one of seven shootings over 12-hour span
A bullet hit the exterior wall of a bedroom where two people were sleeping.
Politics
Oregon lawmakers delay meetings over concerns of violent protests at state Capitol
Earlier this week, the FBI warned of planned violent gatherings at almost every state capitol in the U.S. leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Crime
Idaho man who bragged about joining U.S. Capitol riot released from jail ahead of trial
Josiah Colt agreed to restrictions including location monitoring, not possessing any guns or other weapons, and staying 1,000 feet away from the Idaho Statehouse.
Local News
After being postponed amid racial justice protests, Portland police union contract negotiations begin
Under a historic level of public scrutiny, the gap between the city's goals and those of the union are, in some cases, wider than ever.
Protests
Portland protest cases provide blueprint for how feds will use social media to arrest Capitol mob
The cases in Portland illustrate how federal prosecutors use social media and internet activity to help build a case.
Nation World
Capitol riot investigators work through evidence; FBI asks for help
Authorities are pouring through online posts, street surveillance and other intelligence as the FBI asked the public for information in their search for suspects.
Local News
Man steals car with boy inside, comes back to return child and scold mom
Beaverton police said the thief reportedly ordered the woman to get the child out of the car before driving off again.
Local News
Man arrested in November hit-and-run crash that killed pedestrian
Investigators say Jason McFadden, 44, allegedly struck and killed a man walking in a crosswalk at 160th and Stark about two months ago.
Straight Talk
Portland commissioners Rubio and Mapps address 2021 goals, push for reconciliation at local level
Portland’s newest city commissioners said their top priorities include getting people vaccinated, economic recovery and providing more housing options.
Crime
Here's who has been federally charged in the US Capitol riots
More than 25 people have been charged, but authorities say additional complaints have been submitted and investigations are ongoing.
Crime
Three people wounded in NE Portland shooting
The Portland Police Bureau said officers have responded to seven shootings since Wednesday afternoon.
Crime
Homes, vehicles damaged by gunfire in one of seven shootings over 12-hour span
A bullet hit the exterior wall of a bedroom where two people were sleeping.
Politics
Oregon lawmakers delay meetings over concerns of violent protests at state Capitol
Earlier this week, the FBI warned of planned violent gatherings at almost every state capitol in the U.S. leading up to President-elect Joe Biden’s inauguration.
Crime
Idaho man who bragged about joining U.S. Capitol riot released from jail ahead of trial
Josiah Colt agreed to restrictions including location monitoring, not possessing any guns or other weapons, and staying 1,000 feet away from the Idaho Statehouse.
Local News
After being postponed amid racial justice protests, Portland police union contract negotiations begin
Under a historic level of public scrutiny, the gap between the city's goals and those of the union are, in some cases, wider than ever.
Protests
Portland protest cases provide blueprint for how feds will use social media to arrest Capitol mob
The cases in Portland illustrate how federal prosecutors use social media and internet activity to help build a case.
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