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Armed Felon Hid Loaded Gun in Mailbox After Crashing Into Portland Sherwin-Williams and Burglarizing a Home A drunk driver didn’t […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Summer temperatures build over western Oregon and southwest Washington again Friday as sunshine remains widespread. Sunny skies from sunrise to sunset will help push Portland area temperatures back towards 90 degrees by Friday afternoon. These warmer-than-average temperatures are short-lived. An

PORTLAND, Ore. — Veteran Portland broadcaster and former KGW radio and television personality Craig Walker has died. He was 80. Walker died Wednesday, July 22, at his home, according to longtime broadcaster John Erickson, who was Walker's colleague at K103. K103 announced Walker's death in a social media post, saying i

VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — A policy change at the Vancouver Police Department continues to spark debate after an internal memo obtained by KATU News outlined new procedures for handling multiple low-level offenses. According to the memo, effective Friday, officers generally will refer certain misdemeanor cases to the Va

Authorities are seeking help identifying three suspects after a late-March robbery at a Vancouver Walgreens.

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — In a memo sent on June 17, Vancouver Police Chief Troy Price directed officers not to issue citations for some low-level misdemeanor offenses, effective immediately. The offenses include crimes such as possessing or consuming intoxicating liquors in a park, operating a vehicle while registration

The family of a man stabbed to death in May 2025 by a Clark County sheriff's deputy has raised questions about the deputy allegedly turning off or muting his body camera during the confrontation, calling it suspicious and problematic." Attorney Mark Lindquist, the former Pierce County prosecuting attorney, said the...

One of Oregon’s most recognizable commercial properties is moving closer to a new chapter as plans to redevelop Portland’s Lloyd Center continue advancing through the city’s approval process. The project, which would transform the aging shopping mall into a mixed use neighborhood featuring housing, retail businesses, o

Sherwood community members are raising concerns over the World Forestry Center's plans to auction off a 64-acre wildlife sanctuary.

PORTLAND, OR – City of Roses Disposal and Recycling is once again under the microscope of Metro. The company was first found in violation of regional government Metro’s code last December for failing to maintain and report accurate records, improperly disposing of material from the Oregon Convention Center, and exceedi