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A Portland nonprofit, Don't Shoot PDX, is leveraging art therapy to assist individuals affected by gun violence. Through creative expression, the organization aims to facilitate healing and recovery for those in the community grappling with the trauma associated with gun-related incidents.
A body was discovered above Bonneville Dam, prompting a multi-agency recovery effort led by the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office. The incident has drawn attention from various local authorities, underscoring the seriousness of the situation and the ongoing investigation.
The United States Postal Service is currently investigating an incident in Oak Harbor where election ballots were discovered outside of a mailbox. This situation raises concerns about election integrity and the security of mail-in voting processes.
The upcoming Portland Veterans Day Parade is set to be the largest since the pandemic, according to event organizers. Scheduled for November 11, the parade will feature various local groups, including schools and veterans’ organizations, highlighting the city's commitment to honoring its heroes.
Gresham High School has announced that Ted Zehr, a veteran of school administration, will take over as interim principal. This decision is set against the backdrop of ongoing changes within the school's administrative team, with Zehr expected to visit the school on October 28.
The Portland Trail Blazers narrowly lost to the New Orleans Pelicans with a final score of 105-103 at the Moda Center. Anfernee Simons briefly put the Blazers ahead with a jumper, but Brandon Ingram's late-game shot secured the victory for the Pelicans.
OHSU President Danny Jacobs announced his resignation in an email to employees, marking a significant change in leadership at the institution. His retirement will pave the way for Nate Selden to succeed him, indicating a shift in OHSU's strategic direction.
The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) is actively preparing for potential threats to the 2024 election, focusing on both cyberattacks and in-person security challenges. Established in 2018, CISA is tasked with safeguarding the nation's critical infrastructure against various forms of attack.
Seventeen individuals were indicted in a multi-agency investigation involving over $2.4 million in fraudulent use of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits in Multnomah County, Oregon. The operation revealed that these benefits were misappropriated to purchase items for resale on the black market, including infant formula and energy drinks. This case highlights significant issues of food security and crime within the community.
A Portland man was taken into custody after fighting with a police dog and breaking into a neighbor's apartment while officers attempted to serve a search warrant in North Portland. The incident highlights ongoing issues related to crime and law enforcement in the area.