Central Library reopens after deadly shooting in downtown Portland
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Downtown Portland’s Central Library is now open after an unplanned closure following a deadly shooting near the building. Now that the library is back open, those in the area said its reopening is the final step for the community to heal from the shooting. “It’s...
Body found floating in Lake River identified as Vancouver man
Clark County investigators on Wednesday confirmed the identity of the person found dead in Lake River last week. Officials said it was the body of 57-year-old Richard Alan Price, from Vancouver. On the Fourth of July, Price's body was found floating in the river, just north of the Ridgefield marina.
‘Big Pink’ sold: US Bancorp Tower in downtown Portland gets new owner
The former U.S. Bancorp Tower, known as "Big Pink", has been sold to Jeff Swickard with the intention of revitalizing downtown Portland's office vacancy rate.
Man arrested for killing ‘Sheriff of Clinton Street’ at Portland homeless camp
A Southeast Portland man accused of fatally stabbing another man who enforced rules around a homeless camp was arrested Wednesday, days after being indicted for manslaughter. On Friday, Multnomah County prosecutors published an indictment accusing Ronnie L. Scott of killing Kenny Housman, who local media at the time...
Sight stealer? Vancouver police chase down man accused of robbing someone, taking their glasses
The Vancouver Police Department arrested a man accused of robbing someone – and then stealing their glasses so they couldn’t see.
The Massive Thrift Store In Oregon Where You Can Build A New Wardrobe For...
You know that triumphant feeling when you discover something amazing for pennies on the dollar?. That’s the everyday magic waiting at SuperThrift in Oregon City – a bargain paradise where savvy shoppers transform their wardrobes without transforming their bank accounts into barren wastelands. In an era when a...
Portland’s DEI policies could cost the city hundreds of millions in federal grants
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The City of Portland could lose out on nearly $400 million in federal grant money because of a conflict between federal rules and the city’s equity policies, according to City Administrator Michael Jordan. The problem is that some federal grants now require cities to follow...
Original Belmont Goats will spend final years near North Portland park
The aging herd's most recent home was located in Portland's University Park neighborhood.
Oregon’s only 100% Black-owned event venue brings inclusive energy to Portland
Marine veteran and Portland music scene staple Jermaine Malone is now the proud owner of The Heights Lounge and Event Space in Foster-Powell — currently Oregon’s only fully Black-owned venue.
California authorities uncover 4-year Chinese espionage operation targeting U.S. Navy
San Francisco, California – In a case that federal officials say underscores the intensifying contest between U.S. intelligence
