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Cuts to Portland’s fire stations are expected to take effect on the Fourth of July — if the mayor’s proposed budget cuts are passed by city council this Thursday. Firefighters hope city commissioners will consider the plan.
The driver accused of fatally hitting a man attempting to walk from Seattle to Brazil in time for the 2014 World Cup was released from jail on Tuesday after telling the court he is in hospice.
Denise Keesee turned herself in Monday at the Washington County Jail in Hillsboro. She’s charged with sexual abuse.
The driver of a Mazda SUV crossed the center line on Highway 30 and smashed into the side of an oncoming car, killing the driver of the car.
On Monday night the board approved a plan to hire more minority teachers. The idea is that, eventually, the racial mix of the teaching staff will mirror the racial mix of the students. Now that idea is coming under fire.
A former track coach has turned himself in following accusations of having an inappropriate relationship with a Catlin Gabel student. On June 5, detectives asked for the public’s help in tracking him down.
A fisherman died after he dove into the Columbia River to retrieve his fishing pole and struggled before he was pulled out of the water by other people.
Brent Warstler, 42, changed his plea Tuesday morning in a crash that killed a 20-year-old woman in Portland, KOIN 6 News learned.
Two men are being sought for allegedly stealing around eight tons of watermelons from two Winco stores earlier in June.
A fire hydrant painted the wrong color led to a fist fight between the homeowner and a city water employee after the homeowner allegedly pulled a gun on the worker.