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Crime Stoppers of Oregon is offering a reward for information that leads to an arrest in the case of a Hillsboro man’s unsolved homicide. → Read More
Police released the identity Tuesday of a person who was fatally struck by a MAX train in Portland Friday night. → Read More
A gunshot wound victim drove away from the crime scene before crashing, the Clark County Sheriff’s Office said Tuesday. → Read More
Two recreational boats caught fire on the Columbia River near Vancouver Sunday, the Vancouver Fire Department said. → Read More
When the inflatable rafts cast off from Tom McCall Waterfront Park on July 10, it will be the final voyage of Portland’s annual Big Float event. → Read More
Prosecutors continued calling witnesses on the 19th day of the Nancy Crampton Brophy murder trial. → Read More
With decreased supply and ongoing demand, year-to-date average home sale prices in Portland went above $600,000 for the first time ever in April. → Read More
Primary Election Day is approaching quickly in Oregon. Voters will need to either drop their completed ballot in a drop box or mail it by May 17. → Read More
Not one, but two tornadoes occurred in Umatilla County Friday, the National Service confirmed Monday. → Read More
Nancy Crampton Brophy did not meet the criteria for any psychiatric or psychological diagnosis, according to a psychologist who testified for the defense Tuesday. → Read More
With a stiff upper lip, Nancy Crampton Brophy was not one to show emotion in public – even after her husband was found fatally shot inside the Oregon Culinary Institute, family members close to her said. → Read More
Oregon farmers and ranchers who experienced financial losses due to natural disasters in 2021 can apply for financial relief through the Oregon Disaster Assistance Program starting Monday. → Read More
The Brophys’ financial situation might not have been as bleak as the prosecution’s witness made it out to be, according to a financial expert who testified for the defense in Nancy Crampton Brophy’s murder trial Tuesday. → Read More
Single-use masks could prove a useful material in reinforcing concrete cement, WSU researchers say. → Read More
Using heavy equipment and shovels, firefighters in Gaston rescued a 12-year-old blue heeler that fell down a drainage pipe Sunday morning. → Read More
Oregon and Washington anglers could be reeling in more cash this year after the Bonneville Power Administration announced it will increase the bounty for northern pikeminnow. → Read More
Plenty of people prefer riding on two wheels instead of four in Oregon – and for good reason! The League of American Bicyclists recently ranked Oregon as the most bicycle friendly state on the west coast, and the second-most bicycle friendly state in the U.S. → Read More
With a new, highly-anticipated album set to be released in a few months, Lizzo further increased the hype Monday by announcing the dates and locations for an upcoming tour. → Read More
The Brophys were in financial distress, according to a police investigative accountant who testified in the 11th day of Nancy Crampton Brophy’s murder trial Wednesday. → Read More
Molalla High School is on probation for one year and required to take steps to ensure its students do not commit acts of racism in the future, after an incident that occurred at a boys basketball game in January. → Read More