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Crime & Emergencies in ...
Beaverton police arrested a 22-year-old from Rio Vista after detectives say he transported a 17-year-old runaway into Oregon for prostitution; the teen is safe.
Community & Society in ...
The Port of Tillamook Bay voted this week to forgo a full repair of Hangar B’s storm‑damaged roof, ordering removal of the dangling section and asbestos abatement while the Tillamook Air Museum stays closed.
Food & Drinks in ...
Coquelico, inside the Portland Art Museum’s Rothko Pavilion, pairs Spella coffee with tartines, crepes and a Rothko‑inspired ricotta cake in a sunny bistro setting.
A Clackamas County deputy was arrested in Oregon City and faces multiple charges, including strangulation and criminal mistreatment.
Health & Lifestyle in ...
A bat in Douglas County tested positive for rabies after a resident brought it in; officials urge residents to avoid handling wild animals and keep pets vaccinated.
A Colorado man was sentenced to nearly six years after prosecutors say he lured an Oregon girl online and drove her across state lines. The plea resolves related charges in both states.
A Eugene man pleaded guilty in federal court after prosecutors said his crew targeted Asian business owners across Oregon and Washington.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
CompTIA sees a slight rebound for Portland's tech workforce in 2026 after two years of decline, with AI and data roles leading hiring.
Puff Coffee will reopen the longtime Stumptown Belmont location this July, returning founder Duane Sorenson to Sunnyside.
Parks & Nature in ...
Neighbors say a spinning device and a fake owl were mounted on a NE 122nd cell tower, blocking parent ospreys from reaching chicks and raising legal concerns.
A woman was found dead at a Stevenson apartment; her missing children were later found safe and a man was arrested as Skamania County deputies opened a homicide investigation.
A Washington County judge imposed a life‑without‑parole sentence on Joshua Cory Nealy after his January 2023 Washington Square Mall conviction triggered Oregon’s repeat‑offender law.
A split Oregon appeals panel reversed a Linn County man's gun‑possession conviction, finding prosecutors didn't prove he had custody or control of a rifle sold at a pawnshop.
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