Adrian Thomas
FOX 12 Oregon KPTV
Portland, OR, United States
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Oregon Republicans push for crackdown on sex offenders
Some lawmakers in Salem are vowing to make changes in the way sex offenders are paroled after serving their time in prison. → Read More
Safe Rest Village construction causes concern for North Portland homeowners
The Peninsula Crossing Safe Rest Village has officially entered its second phase of construction, according to Portland city officials. → Read More
Drivers scramble to find abandoned vehicles after Portland storm, tow lots full
For may drivers who ditched their cars, now begins the task of trying to find where their car was towed. → Read More
Report: Downtown Portland economy has long road to recovery
On Tuesday, the Portland Business Alliance released its State of the Economy and State of Downtown reports. → Read More
FOX 12 Hunger Free Project: Food Insecurity in Rural Communities
In The Dalles, the Columbia Gorge Food Bank just underwent a major upgrade, and can now make an even bigger difference in the area. → Read More
Portland school basketball program loses uniforms, gear after break-in
The Ivy School just began its basketball program this school year, but it now finds itself scrambling for supplies. → Read More
Mt. Hood communities slammed with snow
Monday brought nonstop snow in the Cascades. → Read More
Report: Downtown Portland Clean & Safe finds troubling trend of needles on streets
A report from Downton Portland’s Clean & Safe program shows an alarming increase in the number of hypodermic needles found in parts of Old Town and Downtown. → Read More
Lents Neighborhood Organization donates to repair vandalized PPB memorial wall
A local group is contributing funds to help restore the recently vandalized police memorial to fallen officers in Portland’s Waterfront Park. → Read More
Wilsonville woman scammed while trying to buy puppy on Facebook
A Wilsonville woman is sharing her story and a warning after she says she was scammed online by someone posing as a dog breeder. → Read More
Portland-based nonprofit on front lines of earthquake in Middle East
Portland-based Mercy Corps, a humanitarian nonprofit, has been embedded in Syria helping thousands for over a decade. Now, a new crisis is presenting more challenges. → Read More
Portland city worker strike continues ahead of weekend mediation
It has been two days since about 600 Portland city employees began a strike demanding better pay. → Read More
Standoff with shooter in Hood River ends with arrest
Police have taken one into custody after a shooting at a home in Hood River. → Read More
ODOT Incident Management staffing concerns local tow truck drivers
A spokesperson for the Oregon Dept. of Transportation in the Metro Area says because of staffing, Traffic Incident Management truck drivers are only available Mondays through Fridays 5 a.m. to 10 p.m. and 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on the weekends. → Read More
SE Portland homeowners clash over helping homeless
Some neighbors in Southeast Portland are at odds over one man’s attempt to help those experiencing homelessness in and around his property. → Read More
Portland mayor announces plan to revitalize Central Eastside
In the latest 90-Day Reset plan coming from city officials, Portland’s mayor is now turning his attention to the Central Eastside. → Read More
Portland-metro area counties collaborating to survey homelessness
For the first time, Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties are all working together for the annual Point-in-Time Count. → Read More
Thorns fire trainer, assistant coach for alleged misconduct
In the wake of a report that shook the professional soccer world, Portland’s women’s soccer team is now facing more scrutiny. → Read More
‘This is a self-rescue:’ Portlanders call for better leadership on crime, homelessness
More Portlanders are speaking out over public safety and what they say is a poor response from local officials in confronting homelessness. → Read More
Portland rolls out new round of pot dispensary relief
Relief is on the way for one of Portland’s pot shops, with money coming from cannabis sales tax. → Read More