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Portland police quickly obtained key evidence in the 2019 killing of anti-fascist Sean Kealiher, but waited more than two years to arrest the suspect, according to investigative file documents obtained by OPB. → Read More
Court documents released Friday state that Christopher Knipe, 47, allegedly confessed to police that he was driving a vehicle that killed Sean Kealiher in October 2019. → Read More
Portland police are asking for any information following a deadly shooting Sunday night that also left two children injured. It was the second mass shooting in the city over the holiday weekend. → Read More
Far right groups gathered Sunday in Portland for a rally they called the “Summer of Love,” even as the rally date was chosen to commemorate an extraordinarily violent clash last summer in the city. → Read More
The National Weather Service is warning Northwest Oregon and Southwest Washington that temperatures between Wednesday and Saturday could once again put people at risk of heat illnesses. → Read More
The countrys largest fire is in Southern Oregon, and it continued to grow overnight. → Read More
OSHA inspectors said they conducted their investigation by phone for fear of confrontations with extremist activists. → Read More
NW Natural called the gas shutdown its «largest outage» in 65 years. → Read More
Speaking at a campaign rally in Greenville, North Carolina, on Thursday, President Trump praised U.S. Marshals who shot and killed a Portland antifascist demonstrator, saying "they didn't want to arrest him." → Read More
The Oregon Department of Corrections reports an inmate died from COVID-19 on Sunday. → Read More
The Trump administration describes Portland as “city under siege.” Protesters and journalists who regularly show up at the nightly demonstrations agree a siege is happening. But over 14 days, federal law enforcement has increasingly become the occupying force. → Read More
U.S. Attorney Billy Williams said Friday he wants an investigation into actions of federal officers who have pulled Portland protesters off the street and into unmarked vehicles. → Read More
Crowds gathered in Portland on Monday night for a fourth evening of protests over the killing of George Floyd. → Read More
Union officials said Saturday that they have reached a tentative deal with grocers that will benefit employees and end a weeklong boycott of Fred Meyer stores. → Read More
Vancouver, Washington, police say they are looking for any information on the whereabouts of 18-year-old Elishah Saheb. → Read More
Oregonians are reflecting on the complex interplay of firearm ownership and the realities of being black in the state, following the shooting death of Jason Washington one month ago. → Read More
The U.S. Forest Service gave an update on the conditions of Columbia River Gorge trails Friday. They say some trails may take years to reopen. → Read More
The Portland City Council sent a letter to U.S. Attorney for Oregon Billy Williams on Monday, asking him to protect cannabis businesses and consumers in the state. → Read More
Federal immigration officials responded Thursday to Oregon lawmakers concerned about a pair of attempted arrests that took place in recent months. → Read More
Fires that have devastated parts of northern California are sending smoky air into southern and central Oregon. → Read More