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'Crisis teams' sent to hard-hit COVID hospitals in Oregon

August 25, 2021

'Crisis teams' sent to hard-hit COVID hospitals in Oregon

Oregon will deploy "crisis teams" of hundreds of nurses, respiratory therapists, paramedics and nursing assistants to regions of the state hardest hit by a surge in COVID-19 hospitalizations that have stretched hospitals to the limit, Gov. Kate Brown said Wednesday.

Oregon governor announces statewide outdoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status

August 24, 2021

Oregon governor announces statewide outdoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced Tuesday that she is imposing a statewide outdoor mask mandate regardless of vaccination status.

Oregon woman wielding machete and ax attempted to kidnap boy, police say

August 24, 2021

Oregon woman wielding machete and ax attempted to kidnap boy, police say

A machete- and ax-wielding Oregon woman was arrested Sunday after attempting to kidnap a 6-year-old boy, threatening his parents with the weapons and hurling racial slurs at the family, authorities said.

Antifa members throw explosives, disperse chemical spray in violent Portland riots

August 22, 2021

Antifa members throw explosives, disperse chemical spray in violent Portland riots

The riot came on the one-year anniversary of clashes between right-wing and Antifa rioters outside of Multnomah County Justice Center.

Connecticut, Oregon mandate vaccinations for staff at K-12 schools this fall

August 19, 2021

Connecticut, Oregon mandate vaccinations for staff at K-12 schools this fall

As the fall season is ramping up for school districts across the country, some students will be required to wear personal protective face masks amid the rise of the delta coronavirus variant, including those in Connecticut and Oregon.

Portland firefighter charged in kidnapping 'to teach a lesson鈥� for alleged burglary of his marijuana shop

August 18, 2021

Portland firefighter charged in kidnapping 'to teach a lesson鈥� for alleged burglary of his marijuana shop

An off-duty Portland, Ore., firefighter and his accomplices beat the man who allegedly burglarized his marijuana dispensary and locked him in a storage container in an effort to teach him a lesson, prosecutors said.

Some COVID deaths are linked to Western wildfires, study shows

August 14, 2021

Some COVID deaths are linked to Western wildfires, study shows

As wildfires continue to tear through the western U.S., scientists reported that particulate matter from the blazes has been linked to an excess of COVID-19 cases and deaths.

Western wildfires threaten thousands of homes, strain resources

August 14, 2021

Western wildfires threaten thousands of homes, strain resources

A month-old wildfire burning through forest lands in Northern California menaced a small lumber town as blazes across Western states strained resources and threatened thousands of homes.

Civics teacher blasts school districts weakening proficiency requirements, says kids need high standards

August 14, 2021

Civics teacher blasts school districts weakening proficiency requirements, says kids need high standards

U.S. high school teacher Jeremy Adams sounded off Friday about several Democrat-led states and counties weakening academic curriculums through changes like no longer docking late assignments, eliminating honors classes and instructing educators to reconsider 鈥減reconceived biases鈥� about mathematics.

Northwest sees more sizzling temperatures as heat wave hits much of US

August 12, 2021

Northwest sees more sizzling temperatures as heat wave hits much of US

Volunteers and county employees set up cots and stacked hundreds of bottles of water in an air-conditioned cooling center in a vacant building in Portland, Oregon, one of many such places being set up as the Northwest sees another stretch of sizzling temperatures.