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Fed up with Portland's vandalism, crime and fees, business owner moves to Tigard

Fed up with increasing vandalism, crime, and associated fees in Portland, business owner Tim Brunner has decided to relocate his operations to Tigard. His frustrations highlight the challenges faced by local businesses amid rising urban issues.

Gresham Firefighter Spencer Tejedas: ‘I am with my kids and recovering’

Gresham firefighter Spencer Tejedas has made a remarkable recovery after suffering severe injuries and undergoing 18 weeks of rehabilitation. He has returned home to be with his family, highlighting the emotional and physical challenges faced by first responders in the line of duty.

Man shot by Milwaukie police Monday was unarmed

A man shot by two Milwaukie police officers during a traffic stop at a Taco Bell parking lot was reportedly unarmed, as stated by the Clackamas County District Attorney’s office. The incident raises questions about police use of force and accountability in the community.

Portland State University student dies, officials encourage witnesses to seek grief counseling

A 22-year-old Portland State University student tragically died on campus after falling from the school’s eight-story parking structure. Officials are encouraging witnesses to seek grief counseling as the university community grapples with this loss.

Trial begins for man accused of locking woman in cinder block cell in Oregon

Jury selection and opening statements have commenced in the trial of Negasi Zuberi, accused of kidnapping and imprisoning a woman in a cinder block cell in southern Oregon. The case has garnered significant attention due to the severity of the allegations and the unusual circumstances surrounding the crime.

Portland city commissioner violated campaign finance law, auditor finds

Portland City Commissioner and mayoral candidate Rene Gonzalez has been found in violation of campaign finance laws, according to an audit. This finding raises concerns over transparency and adherence to electoral regulations in the city.

With 45% of body burned, fingers amputated, Gresham firefighter maintains good spirits

Firefighter Spencer Tejedas has returned home after enduring a harrowing recovery from severe burns and amputations sustained in a house fire. The Gresham Fire Department recently held a press conference to discuss his journey through hospitalization and rehabilitation. Tejedas' resilience continues to inspire his community.

5,000 fans rush to secure Portland's new WNBA team season tickets

In just two weeks, 5,000 fans have placed deposits to secure season tickets for Portland's new WNBA team, highlighting the excitement and demand for women's basketball in the region. This surge in interest reflects a growing trend in women's sports and community support.

Disability rights advocates send letter of concern to Grants Pass

Disability Rights Oregon has expressed concerns in a follow-up letter to the city of Grants Pass regarding recent changes to homeless camping policies. The advocacy group emphasizes the potential negative impact on vulnerable populations and seeks to engage city officials in a dialogue about these changes.

Gresham students walk out in protest after gun scare

Dozens of students at Gresham High School staged a walkout on Thursday to express their concerns over safety following a recent gun scare. The protest aimed to send a clear message to the administration that students feel unsafe in their school environment.

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