Driver accused of hitting, injuring two pedestrians in Vancouver crosswalk
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — A driver accused of striking two pedestrians in a Vancouver crosswalk on Wednesday was arrested on felony hit-and-run and vehicular assault charges, police officials said. The crash was reported Wednesday afternoon near the intersection of Northeast Stapleton Road and 18th Street. One of the two...
Jefferson, Grant High School principals issue statement after uproar over pregame incident
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The principals for Jefferson and Grant High Schools issued a joint statement to families and community members following an incident before the Oct. 16 football game between the two schools. A video posted on social media appears to show a Jefferson player running into a...
Former PPS employee alleges wrongful termination over concerns raised on Procedeo contract
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A former project manager for Portland Public Schools claims she was wrongfully fired after raising concerns about oversight and spending tied to a high-profile consulting contract. KATU has been following ongoing questions surrounding the district’s $61 million contract with Texas-based consulting firm Procedeo. Kiesha...
Pizza mystery: Clark County man under investigation after pizza sickens Deputy , Wife
A man may have posed as a Door Dash driver to deliver a pizza that sickened a Clark County Deputy and his wife, KATU has learned. According to court documents, the incident unfolded on September 2 and was discovered by a man in Spanaway Washington who spotted a strange video on his you tube page and contacted police.
Camas-based surrogacy agency’s owner, her spouse, business manager indicted on charges of wire fraud,...
The owner of a Camas-based surrogacy agency, her spouse and her business manager have been indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit wire fraud. Megan Hall-Greenberg, 49, and Jeffrey Greenberg, 45, of Washougal, and Heather Morgan, 47, of Camas, allegedly conspired to...
Another wave of PacificSource layoffs will impact 130+ Oregon workers
In a statement to KOIN 6, PacificSource said, "The reality is the healthcare system is unsustainable."
Habitat for Humanity completes 20 affordable homes in Gresham
Habitat for Humanity is celebrating the completion of two projects, the largest of which is in Gresham, that brings 28 new affordable homes to the region. Myrtlewood Way, in Gresham, […]
Gresham Wunderland Closes Its Movie Theater, Plans Expansion
The movie theater at Gresham Cinema & Wunderland has stopped showing films, and the family entertainment center is shifting its focus to games, go-karts and laser tag. The theater’s last day of movies was Sept. 7. The business announced the change in a Facebook post. The Gresham location at...
‘Obsessed with demonic possession’: Gladstone man convicted of murdering mother
A Gladstone man who killed his mother in their home when he became increasingly obsessed with demonic possession, nursing a meth problem, faces life in prison after a Clackamas County jury found him guilty of second degree murder on Tuesday.
DNA evidence solves 1962 Southwest Washington double homicide
DNA evidence has helped solve a 1962 double homicide near Battle Ground, marking the oldest cold case resolution in Clark County Sheriff’s Office history. Investigators identified Barton M. Stebbins and Walter Stain as suspects in the killings of Charles Hale, 71, and Lester McCollum, 67, who were found dead on June 24, 1962. The final DNA breakthrough came Oct. 1, 2026, more than 64 years after the murders.
