1 person dead, 1 detained after shooting at Wood Village Fred Meyer
WOOD VILLAGE, Ore. (KPTV) - One person is dead after a shooting near the Fred Meyer in Wood Village on Tuesday evening, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. The sheriff’s office says deputies responded to a reported shooting near NE Park Lane and NE 223rd Avenue at around 7:30 p.m.
Portland tiny home company evicted, faces Oregon DOJ investigation
PORTLAND, Oregon — The Oregon Department of Justice is investigating Tiny Heirloom, a Portland-based tiny home company, after a KGW investigation exposed the company for taking large deposits from customers and failing to deliver their homes. The DOJ confirmed its investigation roughly a month after Tiny Heirloom was e
Rollover crash causes gas leak in Vancouver; 1 injured
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KPTV) - A rollover crash caused a natural gas leak in Vancouver early Wednesday morning, according to the fire department. The crash happened at about 2:20 a.m. near the 18900 block of Southeast 20th Street. The fire department said an SUV rolled and came to a rest on its side with the back of the SUV
Health insurance for many Oregonians could get a lot more expensive next year
Oregonians who buy their own health insurance or get coverage through a small business employer could be staring down another year of sharp premium increases, as insurers seek some of the largest rate hikes in recent memory. Filings released this week show insurers are seeking average premium increases of about...
Columbia Gorge Hike Turns Scary as Portland Dog Cheats Death After Rattler Bite
An 8-year-old Saint Bernard mix named Georgie is back home in Portland after a terrifying brush with a rattlesnake in the Columbia River Gorge. She was bitten on the right side of her face while out at Catherine Creek on May 10, then rushed about 90 minutes to an emergency hospital in the city. After several days in th
‘The area needs help’: Parkrose grocery store closure fuels debate over food access, police...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — As the Parkrose Grocery Outlet prepares to shutter its doors by the end of June, some residents fear the loss could push the neighborhood closer to becoming a food desert. “We appreciate the loyalty of the Parkrose community and thank our customers for choosing to shop with us,” a Grocery Outle
Dangerous Portland heat watch puts five counties on alert
Portland is bracing for its first serious heat of the year, and forecasters are urging residents to prepare now. The National Weather Service issued an Extreme Heat Watch today for the greater Portland and Vancouver area, warning of dangerously hot conditions with temperatures climbing toward 100 degrees this weekend.
Oregon man accused of starting string of fires charged with domestic terrorism
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An Eastern Oregon man was arrested last week in connection with a string of suspected arsons in Wheeler County. Ethan Noble Burlingame, 28, faces two counts of first-degree domestic terrorism, two counts of first-degree burglary, second-degree arson, first-degree criminal mischief, first-degree
Look inside the new free food market in NW Portland, built to serve 100,000...
Portland food pantry the Sunshine Division has opened a new free food market aiming to serve 100,000 households this year. On Tuesday, the Sunshine Division opened its new location in Slabtown, at 2121 NW Front Ave., where visitors can grab a shopping cart and stroll through a grocery store-like space, selecting their
Silk Nife Appears To Be Headed to Former Los Potrillos Space in Felida
Silk Nife, a new bistro concept, is set to open at 10722 NW Lakeshore Avenue in Felida, a community just north of Vancouver’s city limits near Vancouver Lake, according to a report from Bridgetown Bites. This restaurant comes from Pearl West Restaurant Group, led by Jorge Castro, the hospitality team behind several wel

















