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Portland fugitive fished out of pond after escape lands him in mud up to armpits

September 2, 2023

Portland fugitive fished out of pond after escape lands him in mud up to armpits

Attempted murder suspect Christopher Pray escaped from an Oregon psychiatric facility and needed to be saved by Portland fire and rescue after falling into a mud pond.

Trump-era amendment allowing logging of old-growth forests violates other laws, judge finds

September 1, 2023

Trump-era amendment allowing logging of old-growth forests violates other laws, judge finds

A U.S. judge has ruled that a Trump-era rule change, which allows the harvesting of older trees in the Pacific Northwest, is in violation of several environmental laws.

Oregonians support ending drug decriminalization amid rising overdoses, 'radicalized social justice movement'

September 1, 2023

Oregonians support ending drug decriminalization amid rising overdoses, 'radicalized social justice movement'

A new poll reveals that the majority of citizens in Oregon believe the 2020 ballot initiative to decriminalize drugs has increased homelessness and should be repealed.

Oregon political leaders are delighted by the state's sunny revenue forecast

August 30, 2023

Oregon political leaders are delighted by the state's sunny revenue forecast

Oregon's state economists announced the state is poised to allocate ample resources to public services due to the growing corporate tax collections in the strong post-pandemic economy.

Portland schools mull banning zeroes for cheating and not doing work: 鈥楤igotry of low expectations鈥�

August 28, 2023

Portland schools mull banning zeroes for cheating and not doing work: 鈥楤igotry of low expectations鈥�

Portland Public Schools' students may soon avoid failing grades for not completing their work or cheating if a new "equitable grading practices" framework is adopted.

Oregon GOP senators sue to run for reelection following walkout that led to their disqualification

August 28, 2023

Oregon GOP senators sue to run for reelection following walkout that led to their disqualification

Several Republican senators, who became disqualified from reelection by accruing too many unexcused absences during a six-week legislative walkout, are now suing.

Oregon inmate accused of kidnapping, locking woman in cinder block cell tries to escape jail

August 27, 2023

Oregon inmate accused of kidnapping, locking woman in cinder block cell tries to escape jail

An Oregon man in jail for allegedly kidnapping and locking a woman up in a cell made of cinder blocks attempted to escape the facility by breaking a window, deputies claim.

Famous elephant celebrates his 15th birthday with pool party at Oregon Zoo: See the adorable photos

August 25, 2023

Famous elephant celebrates his 15th birthday with pool party at Oregon Zoo: See the adorable photos

Fans of Samudra, an Asian elephant at the Oregon Zoo, are wishing the pachyderm a happy birthday as the young mammal turns 15. Take a look at his pool party.

Portland serial killer dies at home after sentence of just probation

August 25, 2023

Portland serial killer dies at home after sentence of just probation

Portland's Homer Lee Jackson III killed three women and a 14-year-old girl between 1983 and 1993, went undetected until 2015 and walked free in a plea deal.

Oregon law allows healthcare facilities to return amputated body parts for cultural and spiritual reasons

August 23, 2023

Oregon law allows healthcare facilities to return amputated body parts for cultural and spiritual reasons

In Oregon, healthcare facilities will now be allowed to return amputated body parts to patients, motivated by cultural, spiritual, or religious convictions.