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School principal leaves job to home-school her children, says education system suffering 'deep rooted' issues

July 7, 2023

School principal leaves job to home-school her children, says education system suffering 'deep rooted' issues

A former private school principal, Mandy Davis, shared her concerns about the exodus of well-qualified teachers leading to unfit educators in public schools.

Social justice warriors driving a revolution of permissive drug culture, 鈥榥o rules,鈥� counselor says

July 5, 2023

Social justice warriors driving a revolution of permissive drug culture, 鈥榥o rules,鈥� counselor says

Harm reduction began as a public health initiative, promoting clean needles and overdose reversal. But one critic says it has become a pillar of the culture war.

Oregon father of 5 dies after falling from Multnomah Falls trail: report

July 3, 2023

Oregon father of 5 dies after falling from Multnomah Falls trail: report

A father of five from Beaverton, Oregon, died after falling more than 100 feet along the Multnomah Falls trail outside of Portland, police say.

Meth pipe valentines? Harm reduction advocates, critics at odds over best way to help drug users

June 30, 2023

Meth pipe valentines? Harm reduction advocates, critics at odds over best way to help drug users

Critics say billboards encouraging safe drug use and holiday cards with meth pipes send a "terribly wrong message." But harm reduction advocates say they save lives.

Fentanyl penalties could get harsher in this state with decriminalized drugs

June 28, 2023

Fentanyl penalties could get harsher in this state with decriminalized drugs

When Oregon voters decriminalized drug possession, limits were set on what constituted personal use amounts of heroin, meth and other drugs. But not fentanyl.

Some states consider taxing by the mile rather than gallon as electric vehicles become more popular

June 27, 2023

Some states consider taxing by the mile rather than gallon as electric vehicles become more popular

Some states across the country are considering taxing vehicles based on the distance they travel rather than how much fuel they use, in part due to inflation and fuel efficiency.

Slain Oregon doctor's ex-wife charged years after home-invasion murder

June 22, 2023

Slain Oregon doctor's ex-wife charged years after home-invasion murder

Oregon doctor Craig Jackson's ex-wife, who is from Guatemala, has been charged with second-degree murder and conspiracy to commit murder in his August 2021 homicide.

Oregon's severe wildfires fuel surge in lawsuits over electrical equipment

June 19, 2023

Oregon's severe wildfires fuel surge in lawsuits over electrical equipment

A jury verdict that found a power company liable for destructive wildfires has shed light on the legal risks utilities face when not taking necessary precautions in hotter climates.

Portland resident sounds alarm over city's 'Safe Rest Village' program: Area of 'organized crime and drugs'

June 17, 2023

Portland resident sounds alarm over city's 'Safe Rest Village' program: Area of 'organized crime and drugs'

Portland resident and PDX Real founder Angela Todd shares insight into the city's homeless crisis and the Safe Rest Villages program on 'Jesse Watters Primetime.'

Oregon GOP senators end 6-week walkout following new agreements

June 16, 2023

Oregon GOP senators end 6-week walkout following new agreements

A Republican-led Senate walkout that stalled legislative progress for six weeks in Salem, Oregon, has finally ended following new agreements on abortion and gun rights.