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Stolen iPad gives away location of burglary, theft suspect in Clackamas County

The pinging from a stolen iPad’s tracking feature helped lead its owner to a burglary and theft suspect in unincorporated Oak Grove earlier this month, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office said. And a surveillance video image the victim gave to deputies helped them identify the suspect, especially because...
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Teen suspect in Portland minister killing set for plea change and sentencing Wednesday

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — One of five teenage suspects charged with killing Portland minister Kevin Cooper is set to change his plea and be sentenced, KATU has learned. According to court records, 18-year-old Jayden Joseph Sarinana has a plea and sentencing hearing scheduled for 1:30 p.m. Wednesday before Judge Shelley R
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23-year-old killed in SE Portland shooting identified

PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - A young man who was killed in an early morning shooting on Saturday has been identified by the Portland Police Bureau. Police say 23-year-old Titus Rohde, of Vancouver, was shot and killed just before 3 a.m. on Saturday, Aug. 15. The shooting happened during what police...
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Vancouver Police Set to Benefit from .1% Sales Tax Increase

VANCOUVER, Wash. — Shoppers in Vancouver may soon be paying an extra dime for every $100 dollars thanks to a proposed, new public safety sales tax. The Vancouver City Council held a preliminary vote to bump up the sales tax to create enough money to bring in 13 new officers. They don’t have to ask voters because of Pro
Featured picture for Oregon burglar files $10 million lawsuit after being shot by shop owner: ‘You’re going to die, dude’

Oregon burglar files $10 million lawsuit after being shot by shop owner: ‘You’re going...

Portland warehouse break-in took a terrifying turn when an intruder was shot by the business owner. Now, the man wounded in the confrontation is demanding $10 million in damages. His lawsuit claims the shooting caused severe injuries and lasting emotional distress. The confrontation happened on March 6, 2023, at Touchs
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Jury awards $0 to homeless burglar after owner throws cup of urine at his...

A Portland jury took only a few hours Tuesday to reject a man’s $10 million ask after he burglarized a stone countertop business while homeless and nearly lost his life when the owner shot him three times. The jury sided 10-2 with business owner James Grant, refusing to rule...
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Jennifer Fidler Recognized Among Portland Metro’s Top REALTORS as Oregon Housing Market Returns to...

As the Portland metropolitan housing market transitions toward a healthier, more balanced environment, Jennifer Fidler remains a trusted resource for buyers and sellers seeking experienced guidance in one of Oregon’s most dynamic real estate markets. With more than two decades of residential real estate experience, ove
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Portland police aid U.S. Postal Inspection Service with South Waterfront search warrants

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland police were assisting the U.S. Postal Inspection Service in serving search warrants early Tuesday morning. KATU received a tip about a large police presence at the Willamette Tower Apartments in the South Waterfront neighborhood. A Portland Police Bureau spokesperson said the activity w
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When did the ‘dog days of summer’ end in Portland?

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The “dog days of summer” have come and gone, and you probably didn’t even notice the change. Some may argue that the “dog days of summer” never started in Portland, with only one 100-degree day. The dog days of summer are now over, ending on August 11. The “dog days” start July 3 and fall during
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Oregon may curb monkey experiments at major lab, advocates press for sanctuary transfers

Shifting animals from one laboratory to another does not reduce suffering so much as relocate it.

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