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Oregon residents may secede over 'east-west' political divide: 'Not a unified state to me anymore'

March 23, 2023

Oregon residents may secede over 'east-west' political divide: 'Not a unified state to me anymore'

Eastern Oregon residents are becoming increasingly more frustrated with the liberal politics of the western part of the state and are considering secession.

Portland transit workers union has 'zero confidence' that left-wing DA will prosecute assaults against drivers

March 23, 2023

Portland transit workers union has 'zero confidence' that left-wing DA will prosecute assaults against drivers

Union representatives from ATU 757 say Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt's office is failing to prosecute assaults against TriMet workers in Portland, Oregon.

Homeless encampment has Portland residents begging for help, scared to go outside: 'Absolutely helpless'

March 22, 2023

Homeless encampment has Portland residents begging for help, scared to go outside: 'Absolutely helpless'

Residents in southeast Portland, Oregon, say that a homeless encampment has made their lives miserable to the point where they are scared to even go outside to check the mail.

Portland commuters battling mass transit delays as trains, buses forced to air out fentanyl smoke

March 22, 2023

Portland commuters battling mass transit delays as trains, buses forced to air out fentanyl smoke

Drug counselor Kevin Dahlgren discusses the 'madness' as the fentanyl crisis causes mass public transportation delays and homeless activists employ new tactics.

Portland police official tried to 鈥榤utilate鈥� evidence to shield husband in manslaughter case: PD

March 21, 2023

Portland police official tried to 鈥榤utilate鈥� evidence to shield husband in manslaughter case: PD

A Portland Police employee is being criminally charged after allegedly helping cover up her husband's involvement in the 2021 fatal brawl that killed Jack Dekker.

Residents flood Oregon public hearing to debate over abortion, gender-affirming bill

March 21, 2023

Residents flood Oregon public hearing to debate over abortion, gender-affirming bill

An Oregon public hearing was packed with residents wanting to debate over the access to gender-affirming and reproductive health care. Dozens of people testified at the hearing.

Oregon lawmakers 'loving homeless to death' by throwing millions in funding at crisis, local official says

March 20, 2023

Oregon lawmakers 'loving homeless to death' by throwing millions in funding at crisis, local official says

Oregon lawmakers could approve an additional $200 million to address the state's homeless crisis. But critics say more money for housing won't fix the problem.

US lawmakers pushing harsher fentanyl penalties as deadliest overdose crisis in country's history continues

March 20, 2023

US lawmakers pushing harsher fentanyl penalties as deadliest overdose crisis in country's history continues

The United States is facing the deadliest overdose crisis in the history of the country. Lawmakers are pushing for harsher penalties for fentanyl possession to combat the crisis.

Portland firefighters rescue 14-year-old dog that fell 23 feet down open manhole

March 19, 2023

Portland firefighters rescue 14-year-old dog that fell 23 feet down open manhole

Tess, 14-year-old Labrador retriever, was safely rescued in Portland, Oregon, on Friday after fire officials said she fell about 23 feet down an open manhole.

Oregon snowboarder dead after falling off cliff in avalanche

March 18, 2023

Oregon snowboarder dead after falling off cliff in avalanche

An Oregon snowboarder died in a fall after he was swept over a cliff by an avalanche on Wednesday in the Deschutes National Forest.