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6 women found dead in, near Oregon in less than 3 months, most in secluded, wooded areas
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Level 2 ‘Be Set’ evacuation issued as crews battle brush fire in Beavercreek
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6 women found dead in, near Oregon in less than 3 months, most in secluded, wooded areas
Six women – most with connections to the greater Portland area and all under the age of 40 – have been found dead within 100 miles of each over the past three months – most in wooded or secluded rural areas. It is unclear what, if anything,...
Brush fire near Beavercreek triggers evacuation orders
Kyron Horman's mom dedicates her life to bringing Portland boy home. Sunday marks 13 years since the disappearance of Kyron Horman. He was last seen at Skyline Elementary School on June 4, 2010 when he was 7 years old. Updated: 6 hours ago. |. The family and community will be...
Missing Portland woman's remains found in rural, wooded area in Clackamas County
EAGLE CREEK, Ore. — Some woods off Southeast Judd Road in rural Clackamas County, are where deputies discovered the remains of Ashley Real. The 22-year-old was last seen in late March at a fast food restaurant and transit center in Portland. Surveillance photos of Real are some of the last before she turned up dead in that heavily-wooded area near Eagle Creek.
Responding to drug trade, crime in downtown Portland
Downtown Portland has seen better days. Its recovery from the pandemic’s economic downturn and resulting vandalism has been uneven at best. The area continues to grapple with high numbers of homeless campers. In some areas, open drug use and gun violence threaten the survival of some local businesses. We’re joined in studio by Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell to discuss how strained local law enforcement officers are trying to stay on top of the high demand, and his plans for responding to crime downtown more broadly.
Oregon City Police Chief Jim Band Has Announced His Retirement
The police chief of Oregon City has announced his retirement, effective August 17. Chief Jim Band has led the department for the past decade. The band has been the chief of police in Oregon City since 1998. “Jim has been a leader not just in the department but in the...
Suspicious death investigation underway after woman’s remains found near Eagle Creek
After finding the human remains of a Portland woman in the woods earlier this month, the Clackamas County Sheriff's Office is seeking information into what they are calling a "suspicious death."
Police: Suspect punched stranger in face multiple times on Gresham MAX platform, stole hat
GRESHAM, Ore. — A man was arrested after assaulting a stranger on a TriMet MAX platform in Gresham on Wednesday, says the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office. Aldo Scott, 24, was charged with Assault II and Robbery II. According to police, Scott approached a man standing on the MAX platform....
May 2023 WPU Newsletter
I love the month of May. Why? Well in addition to the glorious turn to summer in Portland (the most beautiful place I’ve ever lived), I get to celebrate one of my favorite events of the year: COMMENCEMENT!. To read more, click here. A new generation of Knights will...
Two New Portland Bars Earn Accolades on Esquire Magazine's Best Bars List for 2023
Portland's vibrant bar scene continues to captivate the nation, as two new establishments have recently garnered recognition on Esquire magazine's prestigious Best Bars in America list for 2023. Sousòl and Mendelssohn's have cemented their places among the country's top watering holes, each offering a unique and exciting experience for patrons. Let's dive into what makes these bars stand out and why they have caught the attention of Esquire.
Never-before-shared photo of Mount St. Helens captures dramatic eruption
Andrew Allen Reynolds, a Portland pastor and amateur photographer, recently developed and shared a rarely-seen photo his dad took of one of Mount St. Helens later eruptions in June of 1980 from Ridgefield, Washington. Reynolds’ dad, Gary Reynolds, 76, of Portland, jumped on Interstate 5 with his wife and snapped...
2 teens arrested in Oregon after deadly Washington shooting
AUBURN, Wash. (KPTV) – A Tuesday morning shooting leaves a young man dead at the intersection of 4th and Auburn Way South, Fox 13 Seattle reports. Police are investigating the scene after responding to a call at 9:30 a.m., reporting shots fired at the busy intersection. The suspects, two teenagers, pulled next to the victim’s car and fired a single gun shot through the passenger side window, killing the passenger.
Portland man convicted of manslaughter in 2007 dies in prison custody
A 68-year-old man convicted of manslaughter in 2007 and rape in 1991 died of unspecified causes while in the custody of Columbia River Correctional Institution in Northeast Portland, state officials said Thursday. Bobby Donald Barnes was serving a nearly 20-year sentence for manslaughter in the 2006 death of 51-year-old Gary...
Housing authority of Multnomah County expects a record amount of people to apply for federal rental assistance
Your browser does not support the audio element. After nearly seven years of being closed, Multnomah County’s housing choice voucher waitlist is set to open up to new applicants, for five days only next week. The federally-funded program, formerly known as Section 8, provides rental assistance to low-income families...
This is the most scenic pad in Portland – Sadly it comes with a GINORMOUS price tag
It’s not every day that you see a house for sale as gorgeous as this one. In fact, you could argue that it’s the most scenic property on the market in Portland right now. As seen, it has a stunning pool that is situated next to an equally impressive outhouse. This isn’t the only feature of the house either, as it’s quietly nestled away in the hills which means peace, quiet, and tranquility.
Portland mayor announces plan to curb gun violence this summer
PORTLAND, Ore. (KPTV)— It’s called ‘Portland Ceasefire.’. This is a new program that was announced by Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler Thursday to curb a potential increase in violence this summer Thursday morning. The mayor said the goal of this initiative is to unify the community, law enforcement, and other government partners to make city streets safer.
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