PORTLAND, Ore. - Police are calling a shooting this morning in downtown Portland gang related.It happened around 1:45 a.m. Saturday near Southwest Fourth Avenue and Oak Street.One man was shot. We're told that a friend drove him to the hospital, and his wounds aren't life-threatening.No arrests have been made.

GRESHAM, Ore. - Highway 26 westbound at Southeast 267th Avenue, just east of Gresham city limits, is blocked as police respond to a fatal traffic accident.Oregon State Police troopers are investigating this single-vehicle fatal crash on Highway 26.  We're told that an adult male died in the crash,...more after his car came to rest on the opposite of the guardrail.  Preliminary information indicates that at 6 p.m. Saturday the man was driving eastbound on Highway 26 when he became involved in a minor non-injury crash with another vehicle at the Hillyard Road intersection. The victim continued driving westbound in the eastbound lanes, where the highway briefly splits for about a half mile before coming back together at Southeast 267th Avenue.  Approaching the Southeast 267th Avenue intersection, the victim's car struck the westbound guardrail, damaging approximately 200 feet before going over the guardrail and coming to rest on the grass shoulder.The victim was ejected and pronounced deceased

PORTLAND, Ore. - A woman in a Southeast Portland apartment complex says she escaped an apartment fire Saturday morning thanks to her dog.The two-alarm fire, at Waverly Surf Apartments on Southeast Linn Street, spread down an exterior stairway to as many as four apartments and then to the attic,...more Portland Fire reports in a press release. Portland Fire reports that this unidentified woman was able to exit down the stairway. The fire started around 2:30 a.m., reportedly in the stairwell next to Waverly Surf Apartments' Unit 758. "No one was injured," Portland Fire reports in a press release. "All residents escaped prior to the arrival of fire companies."The Red Cross sent personnel to the scene, assisting displaced residents.The two-alarm fire was brought under control just before 3:30 a.m., with 60 firefighters at the scene. Crews left the scene at 6 a.m., and a fire investigator stayed to finishing interviewing occupants and members of the apartment's management company. We're told