December 9, 2021 Oregon mom highlights daughter's struggles with virtual learning after 30 missed school days Oregon mother Missy Kisselman discussed virtual learning on 'America's Newsroom' and the impact it has had on her daughter's academic career.
December 8, 2021 Portland bar owner says business robbed three times in a month: We're 'on our own' A Portland, Oregon, business owner whose bar and grill was robbed three times in November is sounding the alarm on rising crime after the city’s police department tweeted that they would only be responding to 911 calls indicating serious crimes.
December 6, 2021 Portland police tell residents 911 response times may be delayed due to staffing shortage, critical incidents Portland residents may have had delayed response times to their 911 calls on Monday due to a number of critical incidents and the police department's “staffing shortage."
December 6, 2021 Oregon governor spotted maskless in DC despite pushing mask mandates in her own state Oregon Gov. Kate Brown was a “featured guest� at the LGBTQ Victory Fund’s 30th anniversary gala in D.C. and was caught without a face covering in a photo published by an attendee on Twitter.
December 4, 2021 Oregon Health Authority moves to implement 'permanent' indoor mask mandate The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) assembled a Rules Advisory Committee (RAC) earlier this week to address a permanent indoor mask mandate in Oregon, which is only one of a few states that still retains one nearly two years into the pandemic.
December 3, 2021 Oregon mom, girlfriend arrested in young girl's death Two women were arrested Tuesday on suspicion of aggravated murder after authorities identified the remains of a child found alongside an interstate rest area in Oregon.
December 2, 2021 Oregon university student government wants critical race theory graduation 'requirement' The Associated Students of the University of Oregon, the university's student government, is proposing that every student should be required to take a course on critical race theory in order to graduate.
December 1, 2021 Portland teachers union proposes one 'asynchronous' learning day per week for high schoolers The Portland Association of Teachers is proposing one “asynchronous� day of learning per week for high school students, with one early start or late release day per week for students in kindergarten through 8th grade.
November 26, 2021 Charles Moose, Maryland police chief who led DC sniper response, dead at 68 Charles Moose, a former Maryland police chief who led the D.C. sniper investigation in 2002, has died.
November 20, 2021 Portland Rittenhouse protest declared riot; windows smashed, objects thrown at police Police in Portland, Oregon, declared a riot in the downtown area Friday night after a protest following the Kyle Rittenhouse verdict became violent and destructive near the Multnomah County Justice Center, authorities said.Â