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Oregon adopts California fire tactics, shuts down power

September 12, 2022

Oregon adopts California fire tactics, shuts down power

Oregon adopted California fire tactics and shut down power service to manage wildfire risks. While power shut-offs are common in California, it鈥檚 new to the Pacific Northwest.

Oregon wildfire quadruples in size, forcing more than 2,000 homes to evacuate

September 11, 2022

Oregon wildfire quadruples in size, forcing more than 2,000 homes to evacuate

A wildfire south of Portland, Oregon has grown to nearly 86,000 acres and forced the evacuation of more than 2,000 homes, officials say.

GOP nominee vindicated of campaign funding violation

September 9, 2022

GOP nominee vindicated of campaign funding violation

Republican nominee for Congress, Alek Skarlatos, has been cleared of a campaign funding violation. He was earlier accused of using his nonprofit to fund his campaign.

Senate confirms Natalie Wight as the Oregon US attorney

September 9, 2022

Senate confirms Natalie Wight as the Oregon US attorney

The U.S. Senate has confirmed Natalie Wight as Oregon鈥檚 U.S. attorney. She will become the first Black and second Asian American person to serve as the district鈥檚 U.S. attorney.

Oregon GOP gubernatorial nominee says tide is turning in race: People here 'don't recognize their own state'

September 9, 2022

Oregon GOP gubernatorial nominee says tide is turning in race: People here 'don't recognize their own state'

Republican gubernatorial nominee Christine Drazan spoke about her chances of defeating challengers Tina Kotek and Betsy Johnson on 'America's Newsroom' Friday.

Christian bakers petition Supreme Court again to overturn penalty for refusing to bake same-sex wedding cake

September 8, 2022

Christian bakers petition Supreme Court again to overturn penalty for refusing to bake same-sex wedding cake

Lawyers for two Oregon Christian bakers petitioned the Supreme Court to review a case regarding their bakery's refusal to make a same-sex wedding cake nine years ago.

Oregon voters 'fed up' with Portland crime could elect Republican governor, Maryland Gov. Hogan says

September 8, 2022

Oregon voters 'fed up' with Portland crime could elect Republican governor, Maryland Gov. Hogan says

Gov. Larry Hogan, R-Md., discusses runaway crime in Oregon that could drive voters to Republican gubernatorial challenger Christine Drazan this November.

Portland residents with disabilities sue city over homeless tents blocking sidewalks

September 8, 2022

Portland residents with disabilities sue city over homeless tents blocking sidewalks

Disabled residents who now struggle to navigate the sidewalks in Portland, Oregon, due to the number of tents accuse the city of abandoning disabled and homeless people.

Oregon man charged after fentanyl overdose death of Portland teen

September 8, 2022

Oregon man charged after fentanyl overdose death of Portland teen

Duane Robert Hill, of Gresham, Oregon, was arrested and charged in connection with the fentanyl overdose death of a 17-year-old in Portland, authorities said.

Bear attacks woman, dog in southern Oregon

September 7, 2022

Bear attacks woman, dog in southern Oregon

A bear attacked a woman in her backyard in Medford, Oregon. Her dog then intervened and was also attacked. Both able to chase the animal away.