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Portland schools hit with civil rights complaint for factoring race and gender into school discipline

February 21, 2024

Portland schools hit with civil rights complaint for factoring race and gender into school discipline

Portland Public Schools is facing a federal civil rights complaint over its new discipline policy that factors in students鈥� race, gender and sexual orientation.

Chuck Mawhinney, deadliest sniper in US Marine Corps history, dies at 75

February 17, 2024

Chuck Mawhinney, deadliest sniper in US Marine Corps history, dies at 75

Chuck Mawhinney, the most deadly sniper in US Marine Corps history, passed away earlier this week at his home in Baker City, Oregon. He had 103 confirmed kills.

Crisis in the Northwest: Inside one of Oregon鈥檚 largest homeless camps with a former drug dealer

February 17, 2024

Crisis in the Northwest: Inside one of Oregon鈥檚 largest homeless camps with a former drug dealer

The number of people living unsheltered in Oregon has risen steeply in recent years. Here's a look at one of the biggest homeless encampments in the state.

Oregon beach fin whale decomposition makes 'super educational' but sad spectacle

February 15, 2024

Oregon beach fin whale decomposition makes 'super educational' but sad spectacle

An endangered fin whale is decomposing after being found entangled in rope on the shores of Sunset State Park Beach in Southern Oregon. A full necropsy is scheduled in coming weeks.

Oregon's Crater Lake National Park mismanagement prompts feds to consider terminating contracts

February 15, 2024

Oregon's Crater Lake National Park mismanagement prompts feds to consider terminating contracts

Oregon's Crater Lake National Park may have its concessionaire contract terminated after 'consistent failures' related to facility upkeep and staff with Crater Lake Hospitality.

Even grandparents aren鈥檛 safe from latest gender ideologue attacks on family

February 13, 2024

Even grandparents aren鈥檛 safe from latest gender ideologue attacks on family

Some聽states impose "gender-affirming" training and require prospective foster care and adoptive parents to provide "assurances" in order to care for any child in state custody.

3 endangered wolves dead in Oregon, $50,000 reward for information

February 12, 2024

3 endangered wolves dead in Oregon, $50,000 reward for information

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering $50,000 for information related to the deaths of three endangered gray wolves in Oregon.

Oregon health officials confirm first human bubonic plague case since 2015

February 11, 2024

Oregon health officials confirm first human bubonic plague case since 2015

A resident in Deschutes County, Oregon, was likely infected with the bubonic plague from their pet cat, according to county health officials.

Crisis in the Northwest: Drugs leave rural areas to rot in the shadows, 鈥榣ike playing Whac-A-Mole鈥�

February 10, 2024

Crisis in the Northwest: Drugs leave rural areas to rot in the shadows, 鈥榣ike playing Whac-A-Mole鈥�

With all eyes on Portland's fentanyl crisis, many rural Oregon communities dealing with their own opioid and homelessness epidemics feel abandoned by policy makers.

Nevada lithium mine prompts US wildlife officials to assess endangered status of tiny snail

February 9, 2024

Nevada lithium mine prompts US wildlife officials to assess endangered status of tiny snail

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said that they will assess whether a planned lithium mine will push the Kings River pyrg, found only in 13 high-desert springs, to extinction.