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'Extremely unacceptable': Probe finds Oregon police leaders used racial slurs, sexual harassment

March 17, 2023

'Extremely unacceptable': Probe finds Oregon police leaders used racial slurs, sexual harassment

An Oregon police chief and captain resigned after a preliminary investigation indicated 鈥渆xtremely unacceptable behavior鈥� involving racial and homophobic slurs and sexual harassment.

What happened to the woman who called being homeless in Portland a 鈥榩iece of cake鈥�?

March 16, 2023

What happened to the woman who called being homeless in Portland a 鈥榩iece of cake鈥�?

Wendy's tongue-in-cheek description of homelessness in Portland as a "piece of cake" went viral. Then her siblings saw the video and went looking for their sister.

Portland resident warns criminals will turn to home break-ins as businesses flee city

March 16, 2023

Portland resident warns criminals will turn to home break-ins as businesses flee city

Portland, Oregon, residents Angela Todd and Damian Bunting sound the alarm on the crime crisis and impact of district attorney shortages in their state.

Parents outraged after Oregon teacher asks students to write 鈥榮exual fantasy鈥� short story

March 15, 2023

Parents outraged after Oregon teacher asks students to write 鈥榮exual fantasy鈥� short story

Churchill High School in Oregon pulled an assignment asking students to write a short story detailing a sexual fantasy following outrage from parents.

2-year-old girl overdoses on suspected fentanyl in Oregon

March 15, 2023

2-year-old girl overdoses on suspected fentanyl in Oregon

A 2-year-old girl believed to have overdosed on fentanyl had no pulse when police rushed to her aid, administering two doses of the overdose-reversing Narcan.

Oregon鈥檚 public defender crisis is putting alleged criminals back on the streets

March 15, 2023

Oregon鈥檚 public defender crisis is putting alleged criminals back on the streets

Many defendants in Oregon are waiting for legal representation which has prompted one county to dismiss hundreds of cases. But others say that's not fair to victims.

Oregon library receives overdue book returned decades after it was checked out

March 14, 2023

Oregon library receives overdue book returned decades after it was checked out

The Deschutes Public Library District in Bend, Oregon received a book that was checked out nearly 45 years ago that was accompanied with a note and a check for $20.

Wife of man killed by Oregon police receives apology and $1.6 million settlement

March 14, 2023

Wife of man killed by Oregon police receives apology and $1.6 million settlement

A wife received an apology and a $1.6 million lawsuit settlement after her 55-year-old husband was fatally shot by the Oregon State Police in 2015.

Portland homelessness crisis spirals out of control: 'This is their vision of utopia'

March 13, 2023

Portland homelessness crisis spirals out of control: 'This is their vision of utopia'

"The Five" co-hosts discuss the homeless crisis in Portland and a drug counselor warning that the city is incentivizing homelessness by allowing activists to set up empty tents on the street.

Activists plant empty tents to encourage homelessness in Portland, drug counselor says

March 12, 2023

Activists plant empty tents to encourage homelessness in Portland, drug counselor says

As Oregon struggles with one of the highest rates of homelessness in the nation, a longtime drug counselor says Portland is using a Band-Aid approach on the crisis.