Law Enforcement

OSU says its new campus police force will begin operating in January

Police in Washington state have killed more than 90 people since December 2018, when Initiative 940 became law. The law promised more transparency, but victims' families say more needs to be done.

Federal investigators are looking into a company in northwestern Washington for claiming its products, specifically copper water bottles, can protect people from the coronavirus

Demonstrators gathered in response to rumors that a Black man had been shot by law enforcement.

The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office appears to have lacked clear policy, training or supervisory directives explaining Oregon’s sanctuary law and county policy regarding cooperating with ICE.

We hear about conditions for women in a Tacoma immigration detention facility, a conference on election reform, and why bus riders want fewer armed transit police officers.

Multnomah County Chair Deborah Kafoury has opened an administrative investigation into possible workplace violations by Sheriff Dan Staton.

The Oregon Department of Justice is investigating Multnomah County Sheriff Dan Staton to examine multiple allegations of wrongdoing.

The Marion County District Attorney's Office has declined to file criminal charges against Newberg City Manager Jacque Betz.

The city of Grants Pass was awarded a grant by the Legislature to set up a sobering center.