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Grocer arrested on food stamp fraud
He would reportedly allow food stamp users to exchange their benefits for cash.
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Body still buried at collapsed silo
A man remains buried under tons of corn after a grain silo gave way Monday in Roy, Wash.
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Autistic man missing in Vancouver
Police are worried about the safety of a missing autistic man who they consider “endangered.”
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Clark County sheriff pleads for budget
Right now those who call 911 in Clark County have a 47% chance of having a deputy available to respond. The sheriff calls that unacceptable, but county commissioners say their hands are tied.
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Man missing after hitching ride to Mt. St. Helens
A search has launched for this 26-year-old from Japan, last seen at Lone Fire Resort in Cowlitz County but believed to be on his way to climb Mount Saint Helens.
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Snow days? Two could be in the works
A light snow that hit Southwest Washington Tuesday could be duplicated in other areas across the Pacific Northwest in two of the next seven days.
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Ready to pay 15¢ more per gallon of gas?
Portland Congressman Earl Blumenauer is expected to introduce legislation Wednesday to raise the federal gas tax by 15 cents. On Tuesday night he defended his plan with KOIN 6 News.
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Cold Weather Resources
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Portland News
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Man missing after ride to Mt. St. Helens
A search has launched for this 26-year-old from Japan, last seen at Lone Fire Resort in Cowlitz County but believed to be on his way to climb Mount Saint Helens.
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Ready to pay 15¢ more per gallon of gas?
Portland Congressman Earl Blumenauer is expected to introduce legislation Wednesday to raise the federal gas tax by 15 cents. On Tuesday night he defended his plan with KOIN 6 News.
Multnomah County
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Rasheed Wallace pays up
The former Trail Blazer had racked up $115,000 in unpaid property taxes on his Portland area home.
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Understaffing stresses Fairview police
A seemingly frustrated Fairview police chief made an announcement Tuesday that few, if any, expected. Fairview Mayor Mike Weatherby discusses his follow-up plans with KOIN 6 News.
Photos
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Photos: Celebs take selfies
Now "selfie" — the smartphone self-portrait — has been declared word of the year for 2013, according to Britain's Oxford University Press.
Sports Headlines
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Brandon: Bills to review benefits of...
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) — Buffalo Bills president Russ Brandon is expressing concern over whether his team loses a competitive edge by playing annual home games in Toronto.
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Records: Ferris State football coach...
BIG RAPIDS, Mich. (AP) — Ferris State football coach Tony Annese shook a player and struck two others on the shoulder pads in a locker room outburst that led to an eight-day suspension last month, records show.
Bruce Sussman's Weather Blog
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Portland Snow? Or A 'No Go'
Willamette Valley snow possible, but far from certain. Here's why.
Entertainment
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Puerto Ricans honor Paul Walker,...
SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico (AP) — Puerto Rico police have issued more than 100 tickets to drivers who organized a caravan to honor "Fast & Furious" actor Paul Walker and created massive traffic jams across the island's capital.
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Chris Wallace marks 10 years as Fox host
NEW YORK (AP) — Chris Wallace may have fewer Sunday-morning viewers than his rivals on the weekly political chat shows, but he concedes nothing on quality.
Strange News
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City officials think gunshot...
WICKSBURG, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama town is hooking hundreds of residents into another water system after someone apparently fired a gun at a City of Taylor water tower.
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Thieves steal 100 calendars in...
BUFORD, Ga. (AP) — Someone made off with $2,000 worth of calendars for 2014 in an unusual heist at the Mall of Georgia.
Holidays 2013
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All about the 2013 Holidays
Little Boxes, photos, plus Planes, Trains and Automobiles information
Investigations
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Lost time may leave Bergeson murder cold
When Nancy Bergeson died two days before Thanksgiving in 2009, there were no visible marks on her body found in her Southwest Portland home. It wasn't until the autopsy 12 hours later that investigators learned she was killed.
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