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Oregon Supreme Court refuses to overturn ruling blocking voter-approved gun measure from taking effect

February 10, 2023

Oregon Supreme Court refuses to overturn ruling blocking voter-approved gun measure from taking effect

Oregon voters approved a measure that would require a permit and a background check to buy a gun. The measure was blocked pending a hearing on its constitutionality.

2 Oregon police officers fatally shoot man who was having a mental health crisis

February 9, 2023

2 Oregon police officers fatally shoot man who was having a mental health crisis

A man who was in crisis was shot by police after he pointed his gun at them. A crisis negotiator was on the way when police shot the man.

Oregon weighs nixing residency requirement for euthanasia, officially opening door for suicide tourism

February 9, 2023

Oregon weighs nixing residency requirement for euthanasia, officially opening door for suicide tourism

Oregon is weighing a bill to officially repeal the residency requirement for physician-assisted suicide after the state reached a legal settlement last year to stop enforcing it.

Famed Portland goats set free in protest of homeless encampment sweep

February 8, 2023

Famed Portland goats set free in protest of homeless encampment sweep

A group of famed Portland goats were set free Tuesday morning in protest of the sweep of homeless encampment. Portand is planning to build a tiny home village where the goats live.

Oregon cold case solved: Man who vanished in 1964 ID'd as human remains found more than 30 years ago

February 8, 2023

Oregon cold case solved: Man who vanished in 1964 ID'd as human remains found more than 30 years ago

Oregon authorities had identified human remains found in 1989 as a missing man who vanished decades earlier.

California man who shot at cops was on 'quest to kill,' asked if he'd succeeded when arrested: Police chief

February 8, 2023

California man who shot at cops was on 'quest to kill,' asked if he'd succeeded when arrested: Police chief

San Jose, California, suspect Noe Orlando Mendoza went on a "quest to kill" police officers and asked if he killed any after his arrest, according to the chief of police.

Eugene to become the first Oregon city to phase out gas appliances in new constructions

February 8, 2023

Eugene to become the first Oregon city to phase out gas appliances in new constructions

The Eugene City Council passed a measure to phase out gas use in an attempt to cut climate pollution. This is the first city in Oregon to phase out gas use.

Oregon lawmakers consider cutting millions from addiction services after decriminalizing drugs

February 7, 2023

Oregon lawmakers consider cutting millions from addiction services after decriminalizing drugs

Two years into Oregon's first-in-the-nation drug decriminalization law, policy makers are debating reinvesting addiction funds into cities and public safety.

Gunshots break out at a home in scenic vacation Oregon town, prompting lockdowns that lasted for hours

February 3, 2023

Gunshots break out at a home in scenic vacation Oregon town, prompting lockdowns that lasted for hours

A man opened fire at a home in Hood River, Oregon, a vacation town known as a mecca for windsurfing and wineries. The gunman was in a standoff with the state police.

Portland memorial dedicated to city's fallen police officers vandalized: 'Startling and ugly'

February 3, 2023

Portland memorial dedicated to city's fallen police officers vandalized: 'Startling and ugly'

A memorial honoring the lives of Portland, Oregon police members who died while serving the city was defaced this week. The vandalism included scratched out names and missing pictures.