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Authorities identify woman shot to death in Portland's Centennial Neighborhood
PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A woman who was shot and killed in Southeast Portland early Monday morning has now been identified. The Portland Police Bureau (PPB) identified the victim as 45-year-old Brianne Pardue or Portland. The shooting happened just after 12:30 a.m. in the 14400 block of Southeast Harrison...
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Tax 'Kicker' Refund Could Be About to Change in Oregon
Three bills have been introduced in the Oregon Legislature that may change the biennial tax refund.
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KEZI 9 News's Renee McCullough making drastic improvements in recovery
EUGENE, Ore. – KEZI 9 News Anchor Renee McCullough said she started having “the worst headaches of her life” when she was just a kid, but they got even worse before she suffered multiple strokes and a brain bleed on August 15, 2024. Doctors said it was...
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It was standing room only in Sisters at Senator Ron Wyden’s town hall meeting
SISTERS, Ore. {KTVZ} -- Residents from around Central Oregon showed up in Sisters Tuesday evening to meet and greet Senator Ron Wyden. Oregonians expressed their concerns to the senator, and asked many questions. Karen Brozobich, Bend resident, said: “I'm especially concerned about longer-term issues like living-wage jobs for people who don't have the four-year degree.” The post It was standing room only in Sisters at Senator Ron Wyden’s town hall meeting appeared first on KTVZ .
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Lawmakers push for stricter oversight of Oregon care facilities after tragic death
SALEM, Ore. (KATU) — More than a year after a woman was found dead near a memory care facility in Sandy, Ore., lawmakers are looking to enact change. On Tuesday, lawmakers hosted hearings on two new bills that come with a slew of changes directed at Oregon’s Department of Human Services. The bills call for more oversight of long-term care facilities and adult foster centers.
Gresham Outlook
Woman and 18-month-old baby critically injured in crash on Division Street
A woman and her infant child are in critical care after being struck by a car. At 6:50 a.m. Wednesday, March 19, Portland Police officers assigned to the East Precinct responded to reports of a pedestrian who was struck on Southeast Division Street at Southeast 164th Avenue. Upon arrival first responders found the woman and child, reported to be about 18 months old, with serious injuries. Both were taken by ambulance to a nearby hospital for treatment. The driver remained at the scene and cooperated with police. The investigation is ongoing. If anyone has information email crimetips@police.portlandoregon.gov attn: Traffic Investigations Unit and reference case number 24-70257
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DMV offers options for customers as REAL ID deadline looms
SALEM – Flying somewhere for spring break? This will be one of the last times you can use your standard Oregon driver’s license, instruction permit or ID card at the Transportation Security Administration airport checkpoint. Starting May 7, the federal government will require every person 18 years and older to present a REAL ID or a federally accepted alternative – like a government-issued passport, passport card or military ID – to board a commercial U.S. flight. REAL ID will also be required to access certain federal facilities like military bases or nuclear plants.
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Why trial of Bryce Schubert, accused of killing Beaverton nurse Melissa Jubane, will be postponed until next year
BEAVERTON, Ore. — The trial for the man accused of murdering a Beaverton nurse, Melissa Jubane, will be postponed until 2026. Bryce Schubert, 27, is charged with first-degree murder, first-degree kidnapping and abuse of a corpse for allegedly killing Jubane, who lived in the same apartment complex in Beaverton. Jubane was reported missing on Sept. 4 when she didn’t show up at Providence St. Vincent, where she worked as a nurse. Her remains were found two days later, and Schubert was arrested. He has pleaded not guilty.
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Here’s the full list of hit Broadway musicals coming to Portland during the 2025-2026 season
Great Scott! Broadway in Portland announced the line-up for its 2005-2006 season Tuesday and let’s just say, where we’re going, we don’t need roads. If you haven’t already picked up on it, “Back to the Future: The Musical” is on the list, along with classics like “Phantom of the Opera” and “The Wiz.”