They’re not sure if other factors contributed to this tragic single-vehicle accident, officials say. See members of the Portland Police Bureau in action, as they investigate this crash. And, learn what our cops did – a chore that no one else would do …

Get ready to come and see this great SE Portland tradition next Saturday morning, April 30 at 10:00 a.m. We’ve got the inside scoop right there …

Take a look, and you’ll see a meth lab cleanup underway. Find out what neighbors had to see about the house in this well-established outer East Portland neighborhood …

See what emerged from a recently-completed ROSE Community Development study, and what it means to folks in East Portland …

Some people call it a “sting” operation. But, discover why we agree with the Portland Bureau of Transportation and Portland Police Bureau that these missions are useful and necessary …

Defying the odds: See how this team of students, primarily attending Franklin High School, didn’t fold when their school kicked ’em to the curb at the start of the school year. You’ll find out who gave them a new home in the Lents Neighborhood, and get a look at this fascinating competition …

You’ll be amazed at how many police evidence markers were strewn around the scene of this deadly crime. Learn why neighbors now say they’re scared of what may happen this summer when the weather clears …

Again this year, at an unusual ‘auction’ where nothing was sold – businesspeople raised money to help several Parkrose High School graduating seniors attend college. And, see what these folks learned about unmanned aircraft – all at this most unusual and interesting luncheon meeting …

They still aren’t saying how they think the commercial fire started; but, they’re pretty sure a child started the house fire – one that could have been much worse, except for the prompt, valiant actions of an off-duty firefighter! We’ve got the photos that tell the story …

Take a moment to read this: Learn about some of the many men and women who have dedicated themselves to always help people on the ‘worst day of their lives’ …

See command staff and deputies from the Multnomah County Sheriffs Office again volunteered to bus tables and fetch drinks at the Mall 205 Red Robin Restaurant. It’s a pretty cool thing they’re doing …

Take a look at some of these locations! Perhaps you saw something that could help police capture these two gun-slinging bandits before they kill someone, and you could be rewarded $1,000 for your information …