Portland Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Deadly Convenience Store Shooting
A Portland man has been sentenced to 18 years in prison for a fatal early-morning shooting outside a Northeast Portland convenience store, authorities confirmed. David L. Carter, 59, received the sentence on Friday after pleading guilty to first-degree manslaughter in the killing of 45-year-old Bruce O. Glass....
Search for missing teen in decades-old case near Yacolt campground turns up empty
CLARK COUNTY Wash. (KPTV) - A tip in a decades-old case turned up nothing Saturday after the Clark County Sheriff’s Office searched for Jamie Grissim’s remains near the Rock Creek Campground in Yacolt. Grissim was 16 years old when she disappeared on Dec. 7, 1971, while walking home...
City staff facing ‘retaliatory’ federal charges could be represented by Portland attorney’s office
The policy allows the city to defend or cover the defense of public employees complying with sanctuary laws.
Smash-And-Grab Chaos As Armed Robbers Hit Washington Square Mall
The calm of a Sunday evening shopping trip shattered along with the glass at Washington Square Mall, after an armed robbery left customers rattled but physically unharmed. Witnesses said display cases were smashed just after 6 p.m., and two suspects quickly took off in a vehicle as panicked shoppers ran or sheltered...
Anonymous artists are secretly filling Portland’s cracked sidewalks with mosaic art
Since last fall, small mosaic art pieces have been mysteriously appearing in sidewalk cracks across the Portland area. The artists call themselves the Portland Tile Guerrillas, and so far they have installed dozens of hand‑cut, slip‑resistant tile artworks across Portland, Milwaukie and Oregon City. Their project,...
The 14 Best Airports In The US For Coffee Lovers
Whether you're bound on a red-eye or have time to kill on a layover, these hubs offer the best mix of local shops and national chains for your airport coffee.
Human-sized nest and massive cocoon on display as crime survivors share art in Beaverton...
BEAVERTON, Ore. — A new and deeply personal art exhibit is opening Friday night in Beaverton, featuring powerful works created by survivors of violent crime in the local community. From a massive cocoon to a human-sized nest, the exhibit at The Patricia Reser Center for the Arts — known...
Woman arrested during protest outside Portland Mayor Keith Wilson’s home
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A woman was arrested during a protest at the home of Mayor Keith Wilson on Saturday for allegedly smashing a glass vase on the mayor’s porch. The home was once again the focal point of a demonstration against the presence of Immigration and Customs Enforcement in the Rose City, with more than...
Portland warns outdoor dining setups could pose health risks without proper maintenance
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — As Portland’s warm weather draws more people to dine outside, the city is urging customers and businesses to take a closer look at curbside outdoor patios, warning that structures that are not properly maintained could pose a health hazard and put permits at risk.
54 years later: Looking back on the deadly Vancouver tornado of 1972
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Sunday marks the 54th anniversary of the Vancouver F3 tornado of April 5, 1972, and stands alone in the record books. It is the holy grail of Pacific Northwest tornadoes. Even now, 54 years later, the 1972 Vancouver tornado is to this day the single deadliest tornado to ever strike west of […]
