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Clark County deputy found justified in stabbing Marc Fogle 17 times

VANCOUVER, Wash. (KPTV) — A Clark County sheriff’s deputy was lawfully justified when he stabbed a man 17 times during a fight inside a breath-test room last year, the Clark County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office said Monday, while the man’s family continues to challenge the killing in a $27 million claim.
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Grits N’ Gravy Reopens in Downtown Portland

Great news! Grits N’ Gravy reopens today in their previous space in downtown Portland; currently, they are in soft opening mode as of this morning. And, they are under new management—Jesús Alejandro Chipres is now the owner; he was employed at Grits N’ Gravy under the previous management.
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PPS to name schools that could close Monday

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Portland Public Schools families are waiting to learn which schools could close as the district prepares to release the first list under its controversial downsizing plan Monday. The district, Oregon’s largest, says closures are needed to address falling enrollment and serious budget issues. Enro
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New report: Portland traffic deaths rise to 36 so far this year despite safety...

A new report shows traffic deaths in Portland remain a stubborn challenge, even as city officials ramp up safety efforts on streets and intersections with the worst crash records. Portland’s Vision Zero program aims to eliminate all traffic deaths and serious injuries, but new data shows the city continues to...
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This Portland Donut Shop Makes Everything From Scratch, Even Ice Cream

Visit Doe Donuts in Portland for scratch-made vegan donuts, Oregon marionberry glaze, Portland Fog, seasonal flavors, and ice cream.
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One dead, another injured in SE Portland shooting; police search for suspect

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Police closed off part of a Southeast Portland neighborhood early Monday morning to investigate a deadly shooting, saying the suspect (or suspects) fled before officers arrived at the scene. The shooting was reported at about 1:20 a.m. in the 9200 block of Southeast Clinton Street.
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Oregon woman with .55% blood-alcohol content drives into building, causes $50K in damage, police...

A Portland woman accused of two drunken driving crashes since 2025 was accused of driving impaired again on Sept. 13, after she crashed into an apartment building and caused $50,000 in damage, court records allege. Police say her blood-alcohol content was more than .55%, nearly seven times Oregon’s legal limit of .08.
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Portland City Council to consider banning concealed firearms in some city buildings

Portland City Council is considering an ordinance that would bar people with concealed handgun licenses from carrying firearms into certain city-owned buildings.
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1 dead, 1 hurt after shooting in SE Portland

Portland police responded to a reported shooting in Southeast Portland early Monday morning near the 9200 block of SE Clinton Street.
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Running the Numbers on 60 Years of Outdoor School

Outdoor School is an Oregon rite of passage. Every year, thousands of students get out of the classroom for up to a week of hands-on environmental science education. The earliest programs date to 1957, when 23 Southern Oregon fifth and sixth graders spent five days at a site east of Medford. A second pilot popped up ne

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