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Businesses at heart of 2020 downtown Portland protests struggle to bounce back
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Being in business for 40 years in downtown Portland, Saadi Nikoo got used to a steady stream of customers from all over the country and overseas too. But since COVID-19 and damaging riots in 2020 and 2021, he said those numbers just aren’t the same.
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PSU continues feeding students in need of help with free food pantry
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - What first started as a single shelf has evolved into a 400-square-foot food pantry on the Portland State University Campus. “By 2016, we had a relationship with the Oregon Food Bank and moved into a larger space and immediately exploded in growth,” said Trenna Wilson, the PSU Food Pantry general manager. “Eventually we became a student-operated service. We are run 100% by students, for students. We are constantly adding refrigerator capacity and more and more shelving. I think we deplete and refill those shelves about once a day lately. Our use has really exploded.”
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Portland restauranteur suffers stroke while catering company party
KPTV News at Noon 12 p.m. - 12:30 p.m. City of Vancouver seeks community input on plan to enhance its urban forest. The City of Vancouver wants the community's engagement as it develops a plan to protect its trees. Portland Public Schools to add new security measures to protect bus...
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Jesuit HS senior to play in 2023 McDonald’s All-American Game
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Sofia Bell is the only girl from Oregon to earn a ticket to play in the 2023 McDonald’s All-American Game and one of the best high school hoopers in North America. “The top best of the best play in the McDonald’s All-American Game, and it...
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Portland food cart law to be enforced 3 years after being introduced
Beaverton, Ore. (KPTV) - A new statewide rule for mobile food carts has gone into effect this year. Oregon Health Authority is asking food carts to get rid of large water storage cube, a rule that was established back in 2020 and is now enforced three years later. OHA says...
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Portland mayor announces plan to revitalize Central Eastside
KPTV News at Noon 12:30 p.m. - 1 p.m. Next Level Pinball is gaining notice from gamers all over the world for its large collection of pinball machines. Oregon's 2022 high school graduation rate was 81.3%, second-highest ever recorded. Updated: 11 hours ago. |. New data from the Oregon Department...
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Portlanders gather following death of Tyre Nichols at the hands of Memphis police
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) – Before the tragic video was released Friday, Portland city leaders, including Mayor Ted Wheeler and Police Chief Chuck Lovell met virtually to denounce the actions of those five former Memphis officers and send their condolences to Tyre Nichols’ family. Mayor Wheeler says the officers’...
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Pinball museum in Hillsboro gains national attention
Oregon's 2022 high school graduation rate was 81.3%, second-highest ever recorded. New data from the Oregon Department of Education shows graduation rates are up in students from all different backgrounds. Man found dead inside car after early morning shooting in N. Portland. Updated: 2 hours ago. |. The Portland Police...
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Jury awards Portland woman $1 million in damages in race discrimination case
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A jury has reached a $1 million verdict in a racial discrimination case. It comes after a Portland woman said a convenience store employee told her “I don’t serve Black people,” as she was trying to buy gas. Rose Wakefield said what she...
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Pregnant thief wanted by Lake Oswego police
LAKE OSWEGO Ore. (KPTV) - Police in Lake Oswego are looking for a pregnant woman suspected on charges of criminal mischief and theft. She was last seen in the area of Lake Oswego Senior High School. Police said she’s accused of unlawful entry of a vehicle, ID theft, theft in the second degree, and criminal mischief.
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Nonprofits benefit from New Seasons’ ‘Bag It Forward’ donating $1 million
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Nonprofit p:ear is based in Old Town Portland. It helps youth experiencing homelessness stay busy with several activities but needs the money to fund the offerings. “All of that is what we know makes a whole human being,” development director Brandie Rajbhandari said. “So aside from...
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City of Vancouver seeks community input on plan to enhance its urban forest
Portland Public Schools to add new security measures to protect bus fleet. Portland Public Schools will be installing new security measures after a number of school buses were hit by thieves and vandals. For the Hunger Free Project, FOX 12 stopped by the Gladstone School Food Pantry to see how...
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Police identify victim in Northeast Portland shooting
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV) - Portland Police Bureau identified the 19-year-old man who was killed in a shooting in Northeast Portland last Thursday. That night, just before midnight, officers responded to a shooting at the Pennington East Apartments on the 4200 block of Northeast Prescott Street. They arrived to find Dazani Roberts, also known as Dazani Nathan, dead at the scene. The suspects left before police arrived.
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50 below zero in Oregon? It happened once. Plus weekend cold weather update
Have you ever wondered how cold it can get in our region? A winter low temperature of 20 degrees is somewhat normal west of the Cascades, 10 only happens every decade or so, but down to zero? Or below? It HAS happened, but it’s rare. I’ve collected the “all-time”...
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Clark County 2023 homeless count begins
VANCOUVER Wash. (KPTV) - It’s an annual census that gives Clark County an estimate of how many people are experiencing houselessness in the community. On Thursday, volunteers fanned out across Clark County to start counting how many people are living on the street as part of the 2023 Point in Time Count (PIT). The 2022 count found more than 1,100 people experiencing homelessness in Clark County. That was more than a 30 percent increase from 2020. To help with the count, the Council for the Homeless hosted Project Homeless Connect, a chance for those experiencing houselessness to get connected to services and be added to the PIT data.
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OSP Fish & Wildlife Conservation K-9 team introduces new members
SALEM, Ore. (KPTV) - Oregon State Police is expanding what is known as its Conservation K-9 team with an adorable new member. Scout, an 18-month-old black Lab, is the newest member of the OSP Fish & Wildlife Conservation K-9 team, working to put a stop to poaching in Oregon. Scout...
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New affordable housing units unveiled to help Oregon’s housing crisis
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - It could be a key in helping solve Oregon’s housing crisis. Friday, local leaders, including Gov. Tina Kotek and Senator Jeff Merkley, toured six prototype units called ‘Mass Casitas.’ They were designed by Hacienda Community Development Corp. and are still being assembled at Terminal 2 in Northwest Portland. The goal is to have them sent out to Madras, Portland, Talent, and Otis by summer for a test run. If successful, Gov. Tina Kotek said this could help reach her goal of building 36,000 new homes each year.
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Clark County’s 2023 Point in Time Count begins
Gov. Kotek outlines how she’d spend $130M to address Oregon’s homelessness crisis. Governor Tina Kotek is outlining how she’d spend $130 million to address the homelessness crisis in Oregon. OHSU study: Immune response to COVID-19 strengthens over time. Scientists at Oregon Health & Science University have released...
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Sherwood police find missing man with early stages of dementia
SHERWOOD Ore. (KPTV) – The Sherwood Police Department says an endangered man with early stages of dementia has been found and is being evaluated by medical personnel. Police first announced 72-year-old Lenzie Taylor missing Thursday evening after he left his home in Sherwood around 11:08 a.m. Thursday. Taylor reportedly...
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