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US Attorney who prosecuted Antifa suspects will resign at request of Biden admin

February 9, 2021

US Attorney who prosecuted Antifa suspects will resign at request of Biden admin

Oregon U.S. Attorney Billy Williams, a Trump-appointee who prosecuted more Antifa suspects than any other, is among many federal prosecutors who will resign from their positions at the behest of the Biden administration.

Missing Oregon woman helped hitchhiker shortly before she disappeared, report says

February 9, 2021

Missing Oregon woman helped hitchhiker shortly before she disappeared, report says

An Oregon woman who has been missing for more than seven months told her father shortly before she disappeared that she had picked up a hitchhiker while on a road trip she took while grieving her brother鈥檚 death, according to a recent report.聽

Judge halts Proud Boy's release in Capitol breach case

February 9, 2021

Judge halts Proud Boy's release in Capitol breach case

The self-described 鈥渟ergeant-at-arms鈥� of the Seattle chapter of the far-right group Proud Boys will remain in custody for now pending charges filed in connection with the riot at the U.S. Capitol.

Judge orders Oregon to vaccinate prisoners before some seniors

February 4, 2021

Judge orders Oregon to vaccinate prisoners before some seniors

The state of Oregon will offer COVID-19 vaccines to prisoners before senior citizens after a federal judge ruled that inmates should be included in the state's Phase 1A round of vaccinations.

Portland principal sparks uproar, says education system was built on oppression, White supremacy

February 3, 2021

Portland principal sparks uproar, says education system was built on oppression, White supremacy

Parents are reportedly upset after a Portland school principal told school board members that the education system was built on oppression and White supremacy.

Portland riots caused at least $2.3M in damage to federal buildings in city, state's US attorney says

February 2, 2021

Portland riots caused at least $2.3M in damage to federal buildings in city, state's US attorney says

Left-wing protests in Portland have caused roughly $2.3 million in damage to federal buildings since they broke out over the summer, according to local media.

Oregon measure to decriminalize hard drugs goes into effect

February 1, 2021

Oregon measure to decriminalize hard drugs goes into effect

The state also reclassified possession of moderate amounts of drugs to misdemeanors.

Bigfoot hunters beg for creature to be left alone after Oklahoma suggests Bigfoot hunt

February 1, 2021

Bigfoot hunters beg for creature to be left alone after Oklahoma suggests Bigfoot hunt

Bagging Bigfoot is something Gary Robusto and Paul Bartholomew can鈥檛 imagine doing.

Winter storm continuing across West Coast, Northeast

January 29, 2021

Winter storm continuing across West Coast, Northeast

As California聽assesses the damage from the impact of a winter storm with an聽active atmospheric river, the system will move East bringing heavy precipitation to the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and Northeast.聽

Oregon mayor on Portland rioting: This is what the 'defund police' movement looks like

January 28, 2021

Oregon mayor on Portland rioting: This is what the 'defund police' movement looks like

A Republican聽Oregon mayor blasted the push to defund the police Thursday after witnessing the rioting in聽Portland and other western U.S. cities.聽