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Portland family closer to justice as murder suspect arrested

After four long years, a Portland family is one step closer to justice for the murder of their loved one.
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Forensic pollen evidence links unidentified woman found in Vancouver B.C. water to Portland area

Unidentified woman found floating in Vancouver, B.C.’s English Bay on Sept. 29, 2022. New evidence: Forensic pollen/fern spore testing on her sweater suggests her final days were spent in the Pacific Northwest, plausibly Portland or Seattle. Testing showed little to no Vancouver-area pollen, indicating she likely wasn’
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Driver arrested for ramming stolen car into patrol vehicle, fleeing deputies

Two people accused of deliberately ramming a stolen car into a Multnomah County Sheriff's patrol vehicle were arrested Monday morning.
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Recall issued for specialty drinks distributed in Oregon, Washington

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A recall has been issued after potential salmonella contamination was reported in a brand of specialty drinks distributed in Oregon and Washington. California-based company SKS Copack reported drinks under the brands Angel Specialty Products, Royal Gold, Boba Time, FANALE, and DENDA. SKS Copack d
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Portland city council to weigh renaming César Chávez Boulevard Tuesday

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Portland City Council is set to consider an ordinance Tuesday that would rename Northeast and Southeast César E. Chávez Boulevard within city limits to Northeast and Southeast Campesinos Boulevard. The proposal, sponsored by Councilor Loretta Smith, is scheduled to be taken up at...
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Woman rescued from Oregon Coast cliff face with help of Coast Guard

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A woman was rescued from Roads Ends Point, just south of God’s Thumb on the Oregon Coast on Sunday, officials said. North Lincoln Fire and Rescue responded just before 2 p.m. and found the woman halfway down the cliff face. With the help of the U.S. Coast Guard helicopter and the […]
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Visitors will need a new permit to park at Sauvie Island beaches this summer

People planning to park at three popular Sauvie Island beaches this summer during weekends and holidays will soon need a new permit. Starting on June 15 through Labor Day, vehicles will be required to have a $10 daily parking permit to park at Walton, Collins and North Unit beaches on weekends and holidays.
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Bob’s Red Mill rebrand is the Cracker Barrel logo controversy all over again

We've seen some controversial rebrands over the years, but it's not often that a flour company gets people agitated over its logo design. The iconic Milwaukie brand Bob's Red Mill has revealed a bold, modernised look with a custom typeface and new packaging with "wrap-around storytelling", and it's sparked comments rec
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Oregon high school track and field bests: A state record is broken at Three...

For the second year in a row, the state record in the boys 400-meter relay fell at the Three Rivers League district championships. Last May, it was Oregon City that took down Sheldon’s 11-year-old mark by running 41 seconds flat on its home track at Pioneer Memorial Stadium. On...
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Bollards installed outside Vancouver home where woman died in 2023 crash

VANCOUVER, Wash. — When James Layne visited his daughter’s memorial Sunday, it looked a little different. “I’m happy they’re finally up. They should’ve been up a long time ago,” Layne said. The city of Vancouver recently installed 27 bollards outside the home where a...

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