Recalled baby slings still for sale
Updated: 6 hours agoThe Infantino “SlingRider,” was connected to three baby deaths by the CPSC. In 2010, they pulled them from store shelves. But three years later, they’re still for sale.
Portland voters overwhelmingly say no to fluoride
Updated: 2 mins agoThe city of Portland voters did not approve the measure to add fluoride to the drinking water.
Missing Portland woman’s body found in Hawaii
Updated: 1 min agoIvanice Harris was last seen in the early hours of May 16. She was vacationing with friends and celebrating her 29th birthday
Volunteers hold out soap for victims of sex-trafficking
Updated: 6 hours agoRotary volunteers walked the streets of Southeast 82nd Avenue Tuesday, dropping off bars of soap — imprinted with the sex-trafficking hotline number — to various motels on that strip.
Tigard prostitution sting nets 5 arrests, 75 calls
Updated: 6 hours agoFive men are in jail Tuesday night following a Tigard-based prostitution sting. And what makes these cases different for Tigard police is that its undercover officers started their busts online.
Voters pass Beaverton school levy
Updated: 9 hours agoA school levy proposed to add teachers and reduce class sizes in Beaverton was approved by voters.
Voters say no to Clackamas TriMet expansion funding
Updated: 8 hours agoRegardless of the outcome of the vote, Clackamas County is contractually obligated to sell the land and provide $25 million for the Portland-Milwaukie light rail project.
Tea party members protest outside Portland IRS
Updated: 9 hours agoThe group met outside the Internal Revenue Service office on downtown Portland’s Southwest Main Street, protesting the extra scrutiny given to conservative groups by the IRS.
Awake from coma, man wants to ‘go on vacations’
Updated: 12 hours agoLuke Ashe lapsed into a mysterious coma then, just as suddenly, awoke. Now he’s learning life all over again.
Who’s watching you?
Updated: 9 hours agoCameras catch criminals in the act. Cameras also see you when you’re shopping, or even walking down the street. A new Portland-based website chronicles just how many surveillance cameras there are — and where.