Tigard Police doubling down on distracted driving for April awareness month
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — April is National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. As a result, local and national agencies are teaming up with local law enforcement to crack down on people texting and driving. KOIN 6 News reporter Ariel Iacobazzi hit the road with Officer Kolton Fink, a traffic safety officer with the Tigard Police Department, […]
Paint-by-number brand Elle Crée is closing its warehouse and having a final sale
Elle Crée, a local creator of paint-by-number kits, is closing its Milwaukie warehouse and production site and holding a final clearance sale this Saturday. “We’re downsizing, we’re pausing wholesale, we’re laying off staff, and we’re going to be available for online retail only,” owner Rachel Austen said. “I’m going to move production to my home studio, which unfortunately means I have to...
‘Not happy’: PPB Chief responds to proposed budget cuts
Mayor Keith Wilson is tasked with finding a way to make up an expected $160-million shortfall for next year, but Portland Police Chief Bob Day said the budget for his bureau is already thin.
Portland developer’s Arts & Crafts mansion is for sale at $1.5M. Architectural history tour...
Architectural historian Eric Wheeler was speaking April 19 about one of his favorite subjects: Portland’s past, and the significant architects and developers who played an early role in the city. Wheeler was inside the 1916 English Arts & Crafts mansion built for developer Paul Cole Murphy on a former...
Grant High School students’ donation to help rebuild youth recovery center destroyed by arson
Students at Grant High School plan to donate money to help rebuild a Portland youth recovery center destroyed by arson.
‘This is existential’: TriMet to see more reductions, eliminations in Summer 2026
TriMet riders will see some big changes this summer as budget cuts affect several lines.
West Linn police log: ‘Said he was a lion and roared’ and more
West Linn police log: ‘Said he was a lion and roared’ and more. 4/9 7:57 a.m. A resident near Rosemont Road said cars are going over 30 mph in school zones and wants to see more of an officer presence in the area during school drop off and pick up.
Second Chance Pets: Meet Sheeran and Yoshi
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – An adorable pair of pups joined this week’s Second Chance Pets. Sam Ellingson with the Humane Society for Southwest Washington joined AM Extra with Sheeran and Yoshi!. The adorable puppy siblings are part of a litter of seven that recently arrived to HSSW with...
Driver who struck pedestrian, then helped her get off the street arrested in Vancouver
VANCOUVER, Wash. — Vancouver police say they have arrested the driver who hit a pedestrian in a crosswalk, then helped her out of the street before driving away. The incident happened on March 12 at C Street and Evergreen Boulevard, where a woman had been struck by the driver of a white van while in the crosswalk. The driver of the van got out, helped...
As homelessness grows in Clark County, officials say affordability — not addiction — is...
VANCOUVER, Wash. — As homelessness continues to rise in Clark County, local leaders say the challenges — and the solutions — are more complex than many people realize. In a "Straight Talk" interview, Sesany Fennie-Jones, executive director of the Council for the Homeless, and Jamie Spinelli, homeless response manager at the city of Vancouver, dig into the region's evolving crisis.

















