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A Beaverton police officer, accused of food stamp fraud, is in trouble with the law again. Christopher Warren is now on paid administrative leave from the department, while being held in the Clark County Jail.
But it’s up to 467 Vancouver property owners to pick up the tab on the safety improvements at four railroad crossings in east Vancouver — said to be needed to allow fewer horns from passing trains.
A nursing assistant at a local hospital is charged with allegedly harassing a patient. But the latest charge is far from the most serious charge against this man. KOIN 6 News investigates this story at 11 p.m.
The Honolulu medical examiner said more tests need to be done on the body of Ivy Harris, the vacationing Portland woman who was missing for days before her body was found Monday night.
Freddie L. Smith, 23, is charged with two counts of compelling prostitution, four counts of promoting prostitution, one count each of strangulation and attempted fourth-degree assault.
A family of six is being evicted from their rental home despite the fact they have money to pay their rent — while one of their daughters and her father both battle brain cancer.
This May 22 will go down in the record books as the coldest high temperature for this date in Portland history. The previous record was set in 1958, when the high hit 57 degrees Fahrenheit.
A Lake Oswego-based company has just started selling what it calls “the first professional microscope for mobile devices” — the latest CSI-style technology for iPads and iPhones.
Police said he poured gasoline on himself and his girlfriend, who took two children from the house and left him barricaded inside.
Traffic lights also went out after a downed tree limb landed on a high-voltage power line, causing a power surge that knocked out power to 15,000 customers near Tigard, King City, Sherwood and Tualatin.