Medford Fuels Cultural and Educational Growth with Marijuana Tax Revenue, Boosting Art, Youth, and Senior Programs
Medford uses marijuana tax funds for cultural and educational projects, including the RogueX Public Art Sculpture, swim scholarships, security at Santo Community Center, and improvements at Medford Senior Center.
Second Suspect Charged in Clackamas County for ATM Theft with Stolen Excavator
A second suspect has been arrested in the theft of an ATM using a stolen excavator in Clackamas County. Kevin Owen Miller, 51, was arraigned last week on multiple charges, including aggravated theft, criminal conspiracy, and possession of a stolen vehicle. The incident occurred on June 23 at a US Bank branch on SE Sunnyside Road. Miller’s co-defendant, Matthew Evan Armour, 32, was arraigned last month on similar charges. Miller remains in custody at Multnomah County Jail and also faces related charges in Washington.
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek Defends State's Sanctuary Laws Against Federal Pressure
Oregon Governor Tina Kotek rejects U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi's demands to change the state's sanctuary laws, maintaining a commitment to a 1987 law that limits local involvement in immigration enforcement.
Portland's "Shop With A Cop" Event to Outfit 250 Children for School Year in Collaboration with Sunshine Division, Local Police, and Fred Meyer
Portland's Izzy’s Kids "Shop With A Cop" event aids children with back-to-school shopping alongside police officers, featuring discounts and donations from local businesses.
Oregon Victim Service Programs Face Devastating Cuts, Clackamas County DA Calls for Emergency Legislative Action
Victim service programs in Oregon face drastic cuts in federal funding, which may lead to a reduction in services for crime victims. The situation requires urgent legislative action to prevent further negative impacts on victim support systems.












