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Portland school board ends in-person vaccine mandate meeting after angry maskless parents flood room

October 27, 2021

Portland school board ends in-person vaccine mandate meeting after angry maskless parents flood room

The Portland Public Schools board cancelled an in-person meeting on a potential vaccine mandate for students, moving it to a virtual setting after parent outcry.

Jason Rantz: Portland's new anti-policing laws hamstring law enforcement and put lives at risk

October 27, 2021

Jason Rantz: Portland's new anti-policing laws hamstring law enforcement and put lives at risk

Nightly Antifa riots and marches have become more sporadic in Portland, residents and business owners are now in even more danger.

Portland police chief reacts to this weekend's shooting horror, stresses recruitment for new gun violence unit

October 26, 2021

Portland police chief reacts to this weekend's shooting horror, stresses recruitment for new gun violence unit

Portland鈥檚 police chief reacted Monday to this past weekend鈥檚 record-breaking gun violence, again stressing the need for his department to recruit officers for its newly resurrected gun violence unit, which over the summer saw little interest from cops a year after the defund police movement.

Ingraham: Portland, Oregon an example of Dems' 'rule and ruin' as murders spike

October 20, 2021

Ingraham: Portland, Oregon an example of Dems' 'rule and ruin' as murders spike

In her 鈥淚ngraham Angle鈥� commentary on Tuesday, host Laura Ingraham said Portland, Oregon continues to spiral out of control with a spiking violent crime rate, as state and municipal Democrats continue to largely ignore the crisis.

Oregon releases names, vaccination status of 40,000 individual employees by 'mistake': report

October 19, 2021

Oregon releases names, vaccination status of 40,000 individual employees by 'mistake': report

The individual names and vaccination statuses of some 40,000 Oregon state employees were mistakenly released the two newspapers, which a labor union is saying breaches an agreement reached with the state last month assuring that the private medical information would remain confidential.

Above-average weather forecast for East, West to see rain and mountain snow

October 19, 2021

Above-average weather forecast for East, West to see rain and mountain snow

After a chilly start to the week for most of the eastern U.S., above-average temperatures return by midweek.聽

Portland sets new homicide record, uses traffic barrels to combat drive-by shootings

October 19, 2021

Portland sets new homicide record, uses traffic barrels to combat drive-by shootings

The number of homicides in Portland has now surpassed its previous annual record of 66, set in 1987 鈥� and there are聽still more than two months to go in the calendar year.

Ex-NYT columnist, potential Oregon gubernatorial candidate Nicholas Kristof once downplayed Portland violence

October 14, 2021

Ex-NYT columnist, potential Oregon gubernatorial candidate Nicholas Kristof once downplayed Portland violence

The outgoing New York Times columnist who is mulling a gubernatorial run in Oregon once suggested that the violence that has plagued Portland does not exist.

Injured Great Dane stuck in embankment rescued by Oregon firefighters

October 13, 2021

Injured Great Dane stuck in embankment rescued by Oregon firefighters

Rescuers in Oregon managed to save a 10-year-old Great Dane that somehow got lost from his owner only to be discovered days later injured at the bottom of an embankment.

Oregon family files lawsuit after teen daughter drowns under plastic cover pool following swim team practice

October 12, 2021

Oregon family files lawsuit after teen daughter drowns under plastic cover pool following swim team practice

The Oregon family of a 14-year-old girl who drowned after her swim teammates pulled a plastic cover over a pool not knowing she was still in it, has filed a $70 million lawsuit against the city, the school district and pool cover business.