10-hour police standoff in St. Johns ends, Portland police say
A 10-hour standoff between police and an allegedly armed man barricaded in a North Portland home ended Wednesday night with no shots fired and no injuries, police said. The tense encounter was the second of its kind Wednesday. In Old Town, a man who fired shots commandeered a TriMet bus and then refused to leave it, drawing a huge police presence.
Prosecutors allege that Joshua Hicks, 43, broke into the Portland Cannabis Market in Southeast Portland on Monday, caused ...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - A whirlwind of federal policy changes this week has disrupted Portland police operations. The White House announced a freeze on federal funding Monday night, only to have it ...
Portland police say they're making progress on unsolved homicides in the city, outlining several arrests, convictions and ...
Records obtained by KATU Investigates paint a dire picture of possible budget cuts to public safety bureaus in Portland.
Overall, Portland saw a decrease in the number of shooting incidents in 2024 compared to the year before. However, some ...
Police have released the name of the man who allegedly fired gunshots and then commandeered a TriMet bus in Portland’s Old Town on Wednesday. Hosea J. Chambers, 33, of Portland, was booked on a range ...
A suspect in Portland was arrested after firing shots, hijacking a TriMet bus with hostages, and engaging in a standoff with ...
Police have arrested a man who hijacked a TriMet bus and holed up inside, leading to an hours-long standoff near Downtown ...
Officers described the victims as “armed protesters” when, in fact, they were unarmed traffic safety volunteers.
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