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People rushing to get insured by the first of the year through Cover Oregon are now dealing with a new problem. When they call with questions about enrollment information they're placed on hold -- …
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Sex-traffic suspect 'thought she was 19'
A day after a child sex-trafficking investigation involving the FBI ended in the arrests of two men…
- Baby in car seat pushed across thin ice
- 'Rich' shopper arrested for lipsticking
- Man, 41, shot to death in Lents area
- Police: Dead infant was dumped in woods
- Power's back - shoppers get free parking
- Cindy Yuille's family now activists
- Thief steals $6K in heaters from Zupan's
- 'We can not be a silent majority'
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Baby in car seat pushed across thin ice
Dustin Lowrey couldn't believe what he was witnessing Tuesday afternoon. He saw six people walking on the thin ice of a pond at Grand Prairie Park in Albany -- and then saw a man slide a baby in a car seat across the ice.
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Police: Dead infant was dumped in woods
The boy’s mother is not considered a suspect. No arrests have been made.
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'We can not be a silent majority'
Paul Kemp is fighting for tougher background checks for people obtaining guns. He's not against guns, he said, but something must be done to stop this happening again.
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Vehicle rental fee OK'd at PDX
Next year, rental car customers can expect to pay an extra $6 a day.
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NCAA track championships in Oregon through 2021
Hayward Field in Eugene has already hosted the championships 11 times.
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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Man, 41, shot to death in Lents area
A 41-year-old man was shot to death outside a home in Southeast Portland Tuesday night.
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Power's back - shoppers get free parking
Downtown shoppers will be able to take advantage of some free parking this weekend courtesy of the Portland Downtown Business Alliance.
Multnomah County
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Vehicle rental fee OK'd at PDX
Next year, rental car customers can expect to pay an extra $6 a day.
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Freezing fog makes for hazardous driving
Portland Public Schools and several Clark County school districts closed Wednesday due to the hazardous conditions.
Sports Headlines
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MLB intends to ban plate collisions
LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. (AP) — Pete Rose sounded bowled over.
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Cardinals sign RHP Angel Castro
ST. LOUIS (AP) — The St. Louis Cardinals added pitching depth to their organization, signing right-hander Angel Castro to a one-year contract.
Bruce Sussman's Weather Blog
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Arctic Blast Photos: Amazing, Funny
From majestic to downright funny, these are some great photos!
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
Entertainment
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O'Neal describes fondness for...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Ryan O'Neal says an Andy Warhol portrait of Farrah Fawcett still represents one of his strongest connections to his longtime partner.
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Review: Katrina drama is Paul...
LOS ANGELES (AP) — An ingeniously simple setup is cunningly exploited for maximum suspense in "Hours," a slow-building, consistently engrossing drama set during and immediately after the devastation wrought on New Orleans by Hurricane Katrina. Making a most impressive debut as feature helmer, scripter Eric Heisserer graduates from savvy genre fare ("Final Destination 5") to more mainstream moviemaking with this intense tale of a father's desperate efforts to keep his prematurely born daughter
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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Agency: No extra flights for mail...
JUNEAU, Alaska (AP) — A spokesman for the U.S. Postal Service says no additional cost is expected from a decision to fly mail from one Alaska community to another for sorting.
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Seattle deicer error made bridge...
SEATTLE (AP) — The Seattle Transportation Department admits it made a mistake with deicer that caused some accidents Dec. 2 and shut down the West Seattle Bridge.
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One Year Later
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Clackamas Town Center - One Year Later
A look back, a look now, a look ahead one year after the shootings at the Clackamas Town Center.
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Holidays 2013
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All about the 2013 Holidays
Holiday stories, travel information, links to fun stuff
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