Oregon

The driver told authorities he had reached 183 mph

People with small amounts of methamphetamine, heroin and LSD are subject to non-criminal violations and given the choice to call a statewide hotline or pay a $100 fine

Twenty-two officers have been moved into the traffic patrol division for one month to focus on impaired drivers and the deadliest city streets

The move ends Portland's status of being the largest municipal police agency in the nation without body-worn cameras

The selection of a civilian head of training is one of the steps the Police Bureau agreed to take to comply with the city’s settlement with the DOJ

In addition to his corrections work, reserve officer Joseph Johnson volunteered as a firefighter and contributed to his community as a private security officer

Nyssa officer Joseph Johnson was shot while he was still in his vehicle after pulling the suspect over

Nyssa officer Joseph Johnson, 43, died after a man he had pursued in a car shot at him

People are still searching alongside Interstate 5 outside of Eugene as family members ask the public to return any cash to the state police

The school's president cited rising dangers, weapon sightings and a lack of support from Portland police around campus as reasons for the reversal

Gov. Tina Kotek is also asking for nearly $7 million to clear the LE training backlog that has prevented new LEOs from being deployed

Mayor Ted Wheeler ordered the patrols in response to a large number of overdoses around the abandoned building

Trooper Andrew Tuttle had stopped to help when a man holding the driver at gunpoint opened fire on the trooper

Joffre Zelinski reportedly laughed “maniacally” as he chased a pedestrian and shouted, “I literally stole this”

One trooper involved had "documented history of making poor decisions," which led to his removal from the state police SWAT team in Feb. 2015