Highway 26 reopens after truck spillage causes traffic backup
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Highway 26 eastbound has reopened after a truck spilled lumber inside the Vista Ridge Tunnel on Friday morning, according to the Oregon Department of Transportation. At 10:15 a.m., ODOT said a truck spillage occurred at the Vista Ridge Tunnel, closing all eastbound lanes. The lanes...
Vancouver Man Arrested After East Vancouver Argument Ends In Gunfire
An argument in east Vancouver ended with a gunshot fired into the ground and a suspect in custody, police said Thursday. Detectives say they tracked the vehicle that left the scene, found a gun and ammunition inside it, and arrested Andrei Savka on several allegations. Vancouver police said officers responded...
Enraged Driver Chases Man in Reverse for a Mile in Dashcam Footage
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Sherwood Tree Farm Sale Sparks Lawsuit Over Donor’s Wildlife Trust
A proposed sale of a beloved Sherwood woodland has turned into a court fight over whether a decades-old charitable gift can be treated like ordinary real estate. The dispute pits the Ladd Hill Neighborhood Association against the World Forestry Center and raises questions about public access, conservation promises and
Person found dead one day after West Linn house fire
A person was found dead on Friday as one of the victims of a house fire that happened in West Linn the day before.
New container redemption options announced after Delta Park shuts its doors
The Delta Park bottle redemption center is scheduled to close this Friday because the property owner declined to renew its lease.
Tenant Sues Home Forward Over Cockroach Infestation
A tenant filed suit against Home Forward on Wednesday over a cockroach infestation at one of the housing authority’s properties. Patrick Plamondon, 38, who is paralyzed from the chest down and uses a wheelchair, alleges Home Forward, the city of Portland’s troubled housing authority, violated state standards of habitab
‘A major injustice’: Portland property manager to pay $725,000 for wrongful eviction in Vancouver
A Portland-based property management company will pay its former tenants $725,000 after they wrongfully evicted them from their home in Vancouver in 2023.
‘Suspicious death’ investigation underway after man dies in SE Portland
Portland police launched a homicide investigation into a suspicious death after a man was transported to Adventist Health Portland on Friday morning.
Brush fire burns trees, shed near I-5 in Vancouver
VANCOUVER Wash. (KPTV) - A large brush fire near Interstate 5 damaged trees and a shed in Vancouver on Friday afternoon, according to the Vancouver Fire Department. Just after noon, crews were sent to a possible house fire at Northeast 59th Street and Northeast Sixth Avenue, just south of the Hazel Dell area.
