Battle Ground Bloodshed: One Dead, One Hurt In Midday Stabbing Attack
A midday double stabbing in Battle Ground left one person dead and another in the hospital Friday afternoon, according to the Clark County Sheriff's Office. Deputies responded just before 1:30 p.m. to reports of a stabbing near Northeast 117th Avenue and Northeast 244th Street. A man was pronounced dead at the scene, a
Portland among top 30 cities for dog attacks on USPS employees
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – Portland is listed as one of the top 30 cities for dog attacks on postal workers, according to the U.S Postal Service (USPS) on Wednesday. Officials at USPS said that in 2025, employees suffered more than 5,200 dog attacks. As a result, USPS has released safety guidelines as well as a list of ci
Portland assault victim dies of injuries weeks later; suspect now faces murder charge
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A woman who was critically injured in an assault on May 22 has died from her injuries and the suspect is now facing a murder charge. Portland Police Bureau investigators said that a woman who was assaulted on May 22, Rebecca A. Lange, 44, died at the hospital on June 3 due to her injuries.
Portland Woman Sues ICE Agent Over Alleged Unprovoked Point-Blank Pepper Spray Attack
PORTLAND, Ore. — A young woman is suing an ICE agent for spraying her ‘point blank’ in the face with pepper spray while she was standing on the pavement outside the immigration detention center in South Portland on October 2, 2025. The lawsuit alleges that Milla Leilani...
New North Portland cupcake cart believes ‘you always deserve a sweet treat’
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — What started as a slide into the DMs has become a new North Portland sweet treat spot. Located in the Overlook neighborhood and near the Arbor Lodge neighborhood, ArborLook Carts now hosts Leo Boulan — a cupcake cart co-founded by Shemiel Leo and Ashley-Bria Leo.
Changing Tualatin water meter creates a buzz
Tualatin Valley Water District workers found an unexpected surprise while attempting to read a water meter: tens of thousands of bees.
Alumni, neighbors, pack CHS halls for ‘One Last Look’
Cleveland High School alumni, staff, students, and neighbors filled the historic old building late Friday, April 24, for “One Last Look – Our Farewell to CHS” – an event that organizers described as one of the most memorable nights in the school’s history. The Commerce-Cleveland...
‘A bridge too far’: Portland councilors say it’s unlikely they’ll use climate funds for...
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland city councilors are split over plans to use public funds to renovate the city-owned Moda Center, as the Portland Trail Blazers push for a $600 million upgrade and a state-approved funding package relies on city investment. Mayor Keith Wilson's proposal to draw $75 million from...
The Big Soft Pretzels at This Oregon German Bakery Are the Reason People Hit...
There are bakeries you stop by because they are nearby, and then there are bakeries like Fressen Artisan Bakery in Portland, the kind that quietly rearranges your entire day the second you remember how a real soft pretzel should taste, how warm bread can perfume a sidewalk before you even touch the door, and how a mode
Clackamas Community College receives historic donation
Clackamas Community College has received a second historic $5 million gift from long-time career and technical education (CTE) advocates Terry and Cheryl Holden to advance the college’s planned Natural Resources Center. . And the gift has a nice Molalla history to it. The Holdens have a long history and connection...
