Final Suspect Apprehended in Portland for Involvement in Fatal Shooting of 13-Year-Old Liam Spahnle-Bailey in Gresham
The final suspect in the shooting death of 13-year-old Liam Spahnle-Bailey in Gresham has been arrested; Terrell Coy was captured in Portland following a multi-state investigation.
Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission to Discuss Park Financial Sustainability in November Meetings
The Oregon State Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a closed executive session and a public business meeting on November 19, focusing on key acquisitions, legal issues, ATV Committee appointments, and rule changes for financial sustainability.
Clackamas County to Appoint New House District 51 Representative with Public Input Ahead of Mondays Virtual Meeting
Clackamas County Commissioners to interview candidates for Oregon House District 51 on Nov. 17, with public input requested by 7 a.m. that day. Three GOP nominees are up for the seat, with the virtual meeting open for public viewing.
Oregon State Parks Shine with New Upgrades as Budget Shortfalls Delay Further Improvements
Oregon Parks and Recreation Department completed some state park upgrades with GO Bond funds, but delays have postponed additional improvements until 2026 due to cost increases and revenue reduction.
Woodburn Temporarily Suspends Flock Safety Cameras Amid Privacy and ICE Involvement Concerns
Woodburn City Council suspended the Flock Safety camera system for 60 days following privacy and ICE collaboration concerns from residents and national scrutiny on the company's cybersecurity practices.
Clark County Sheriff's Office Promotes Rocky Futrell to Sergeant, Recognizes Dedication to Technological Advancement in Law Enforcement
Clark County Sheriff's Office celebrates the promotion of Rocky Futrell to Sergeant and lauds his achievements and leadership in law enforcement and drone technology.












