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No cuts to Washougal 'abortion resource'
A Washougal city councilmember pushing for a cut in funding to a Southwest Washington agency linked to abortion resources was voted down this week.
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Wash. woman says thieves took her home
A Washington woman says she returned home to learn that thieves had taken the 30-foot recreational …
- Portland school to reopen after flooding
- Man dead in possible Lents homicide
- 6-year-old suspended for kissing a girl
- 2 dead in Ore. freight train, SUV crash
- Woman: Baby smothered at Gladstone motel
- Keizer teen: I was suspended for tweets
- DC agreement could stop federal shutdown
- Strip club raided in trafficking case
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6-year-old suspended for kissing a girl
A 6-year-old boy has been suspended from a Colorado school for kissing a girl on the cheek, something school officials are calling "sexual harassment."
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Cover Oregon site down through January
The health insurance exchange won’t be able to enroll anyone online until at least the end of January.
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Keizer teen: I was suspended for tweets
A Keizer high school student says he was unfairly suspended from school for Twitter posts he says were misconstrued as threats.
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DC agreement could stop federal shutdown
Congressional negotiators have settled on a limited-scope budget deal that lawmakers hope will stave off another economy-rattling government shutdown, thanks in part to this Washington state senator.
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PGE: Downtown power maybe back Wednesday
PGE estimates it won't be until Wednesday morning that power will be restored in the eight-block area of downtown Portland that was affected after a small explosion and fire Sunday morning.
Bruce Sussman's Weather Blog
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Arctic Blast Photos: Amazing, Funny
From majestic to downright funny, these are some great photos!
Bundle up and stay safe
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Cold Weather Resources
Tips and links to keep you safe and warm in the cold, wintry weather -- all in one spot.
Portland News
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Portland school to reopen after flooding
Students at Stephenson Elementary in Southwest Portland will return to class Wednesday, two days after water from broken pipes flooded their school.
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Man dead in possible Lents homicide
Residents of a Lents Neighborhood home heard gunshots, and found a man dead outside their home Tuesday night. KOIN 6 has a news crew at the scene.
Multnomah County
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Road conditions good despite snowfall
The snow did not cause any serious problems for drivers on the morning commute. Snow is expected to taper off by Tuesday afternoon.
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Pipes, schools, roads: Cold affects all
From Newberg to Gresham to Camas to Southwest Portland, everything from schools to roads were shut down Monday due to cold weather ailments.
Sports Headlines
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Kobe still winless after Suns beat...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Goran Dragic scored 31 points and the Phoenix Suns beat the Lakers 114-108 Tuesday night, keeping Los Angeles winless with Kobe Bryant back in the lineup.
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Los Angeles Clippers sign veteran...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — The Los Angeles Clippers have signed veteran swingman Stephen Jackson.
Photos
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Photos: Cold snap in Oregon
Viewer photos from around the state during Oregon's record-setting cold snap, December 9, 2013
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Photos: Snow across Oregon
The season's first big snow storm hit the region Friday, closing schools and shutting down roads.
Entertainment
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2nd man accused of stealing Walker...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — A second man charged with stealing a piece of the car in which "Fast & Furious" actor Paul Walker died has surrendered.
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Bryan, FGL clean up at American...
The fans of country music love Luke Bryan and Florida Georgia Line and they proved it again Tuesday during the American Country Awards.
Investigations
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Dog nearly dies after flea treatment
The Hill family of Hillsboro considers both of their dogs to be part of their family. But one of them, 9-year-old Shasta, nearly died after a flea and tick control product was applied and he began having seizures.
Strange News
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Town's eBay sale of Palin mayoral SUV...
ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — The sale on eBay of a city-owned vehicle used by Sarah Palin when she was mayor of Wasilla is causing a stir in small-town politics: One official says the current mayor is trying to fatten city coffers off Palin's fame, and the mayor says "guilty as charged."
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Mail sorting raises concerns in...
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — For one Alaska city, it's not rain, sleet or snow that's affecting mail delivery. It's a broken postal sorting machine that has prompted officials to fly letters and packages more than 200 miles away to be separated and flown back for delivery.
Holidays 2013
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All about the 2013 Holidays
Holiday stories, travel information, links to fun stuff
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