7 displaced after two-alarm house fire in Beaverton
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A two-alarm house fire in Beaverton left seven residents without a home Monday evening. Just after 7 p.m., Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue crews responded to reports of the fire in the 5600 block of Southwest 170th Avenue, near Mountain View Champions Park. Officials said first arriving firefighte
Another In-N-Out Heads to Oregon as Hillsboro Prepares for Long Lines and Lasting Excitement
The arrival of another In-N-Out Burger in Oregon is once again stirring the kind of excitement few restaurant chains can still generate decades after their first opening. In Hillsboro, where construction on the long-awaited location is nearing completion, anticipation is already building among residents throughout the
Burglary suspect, armed with knife, shot by police, Vancouver Police say
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KATU) — A suspected burglar was shot and wounded by a Vancouver police officer early Tuesday after authorities said he approached a homeowner with a knife. Police responded about 6:35 a.m. to the 10900 block of Northeast 48th Street after a woman reported waking to the sound of someone smashing window
Professor claims PSU defamed her after viral ‘I am Hamas’ video
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A Portland State University professor who went viral after she was captured on video declaring, “I am Hamas,” is suing the university. In a complaint filed May 20 in Multnomah County Circuit Court, Yasmeen Hanoosh alleges PSU and its leadership discriminated against her after she engaged in prot
Memorial Day turns wet by noon in Portland, with showers lingering into Tuesday
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — Memorial Day is starting off dry across the region, but that will quickly change. By late morning, rain will move onto the southwest Washington and northern Oregon coastlines. By noon, an incoming cold front will sweep across the Portland area, bringing gusty winds and rain....
TriMet set to change or reduce 30+ bus lines as agency navigates ‘uncharted water’
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — The Portland metro area's primary public transportation agency is navigating "uncharted water," according to its general manager. TriMet's Board of Directors is planning service reductions, bus line eliminations, and more to close a structural funding deficit. "I've been in the industry for 35 y
New Blazers’ Owner: Franchise Needed To Be Leaner
Tom Dundon, the Trail Blazers’ new majority owner, told Bill Oram of The Oregonian that laying off 70 employees of the franchise last week was mainly due to overstaffing, rather than frugality. Dundon said the organization had twice as many employees as the NHL’s Carolina Hurricanes, another franchise he owns.
One Killed, Two Injured In Three-Vehicle Crash Near Coles Corner
One person is dead and two other have injuries following a three-vehicle accident in Chelan County on Saturday afternoon.
Southeast Portland residents concerned about ongoing violence after deadly shooting
Police are searching for the suspect who shot and killed a man in Portland's Centennial neighborhood on Sunday. Neighbors say the area has seen its share of violence.
Neighbors in Southeast Portland’s Centennial neighborhood call for action after deadly shooting
PORTLAND, Ore. — Ongoing violence and crime in Southeast Portland’s Centennial neighborhood have many neighbors frustrated and fearful, underlined by a deadly shooting over the weekend. Portland police responded early Sunday morning to the area near Southeast Stark Street and Southeast 148th Avenue, where officers foun

















