Clark County Confirms Measles Case In Unvaccinated Child, Warns Of Possible Exposure At Vancouver...
VANCOUVER, Wash. — Clark County Public Health has confirmed a case of measles in an unvaccinated child and is warning that people who visited a Vancouver medical clinic last week may have been exposed to the highly contagious virus. Health officials said the source of the child’s exposure is...
At least 1 hospitalized, house collapses after 2-alarm fire in Oregon City
OREGON CITY, Ore. — Clackamas Fire crews will remain at the scene of a residential fire that destroyed the structure and sent at one person to the hospital. Just before 6 p.m., crews responded to the two-alarm residential fire on South Dick Drive in Oregon City, with the agency reporting that one person was being trans
‘Heavy fire’ causes Oregon City home to collapse overnight
A two-alarm house fire in Oregon City caused a building to collapse on Wednesday night and left one person hospitalized.
Lightning strike ignites North Portland warehouse fire
Portland Fire & Rescue responded to a warehouse fire in Portland's Kenton neighborhood Wednesday night reportedly caused by a lightning strike.
Watch how Portland police tied 3 killings, 3 more shootings to a man under...
Surviving victims and witnesses speak about the impact of the brazen violence.
Portland’s naked bike ride returns Saturday
Prudes, shield your eyes: City streets are going to be full of butts this weekend. The big picture: The PDX World Naked Bike Ride — one of two annual bike rides in the buff — gets underway Saturday evening. Zoom in: The exact route remains a mystery, but...
Heated meeting features Portland councilors arguing over whether or not Mayor Wilson is their...
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — While councilors eventually agreed to restore millions of dollars and save dozens of jobs, the Portland City Council meeting featured some tense moments in the wake of Mayor Keith Wilson casting his first-ever tie-breaking vote. There was a divide within the 12 Portland city councilors Wednesday
Over 8,600 lightning strikes recorded over the PNW Wednesday
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A hot, sunny, and muggy afternoon quickly turned stormy Wednesday, making Portland feel like the Deep South. The higher humidity combined with above-average temperatures helped thunderstorms develop quickly over the Pacific Northwest. Moving from south to north through the afternoon and late eve
Red Flag Warning announced in Eastern Oregon due to thunderstorm threat
A Red Flag Warning was issued for northeastern Oregon due to thunderstorm risks while two major wildfire complexes continue to burn over 100,000 acres each in central Oregon.
Black Woman Confronts Librarian at Beaverton Main Library and Says ‘This Is Number Two.’...
The video gives voice to experiences that too often go unheard and unaddressed.
