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Clackamas County deputies caught a suspect accused of stabbing a man and kidnapping a woman near Gladstone on Wednesday after they say they saw him walking across Highway 224 the following day.
Police arrested Portland man Ryan J. Snegirev, 42, after at least nine vehicles were vandalized in Milwaukie’s Island Station neighborhood. Police say he fled, threw items at officers, and faces multiple charges.
The incident happened on Oct. 26, 2025, when a bus stopped at 141st Avenue and Southeast Stark Street in Portland and three men, one of whom was smoking, tried to board the bus.
The Frontier spent months tracking down patients, obtaining insurance records and seeking answers from treatment providers accused of exploiting people struggling with addiction. Here's how we uncovered the story.
Pavatt claimed innocence in the slaying of an Oklahoma City advertising executive for insurance money. His co-defendant and former lover Brenda Andrew is also on death row.
James Pavatt is set to be executed Thursday morning in McAlester, Oklahoma, in a murder case that dates back 25 years to the 2001 shooting death of Rob Andrew.
Grand Jury Justice says it has reached the 5,000-signature threshold needed to petition for a grand jury investigation into Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler and his office.
Animal advocates gathered outside a Tulsa courthouse Friday as the founder of Mercy Sakes 2nd Chance Animal Rescue made her first court appearance since her arrest on animal cruelty charges.
The Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation identified the man as Samuel Varelas Jr., who was shot by police following a pursuit Monday morning.
Dingus pleaded guilty to reduced misdemeanor charges after allegations of being caught on video sniffing a teen's underwear. He received a year of probation.
The officer was responding to a domestic violence call when his cruiser collided with an Amazon delivery vehicle on Thursday. His license had been suspended in 2025.
A new Ohio law helps keep pace with how criminals operate by specifically addressing car-theft devices, Dayton police Chief Eric Henderson said.