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'Blatantly unconstitutional': Strict gun control law faces new NRA-backed legal challenge

December 2, 2022

'Blatantly unconstitutional': Strict gun control law faces new NRA-backed legal challenge

A federal judge will hear arguments in one of three lawsuits against Oregon's voter-approved gun control measure, which requires a permit to purchase any firearm.

Portland, OR, approves new $27 million homeless encampments

December 1, 2022

Portland, OR, approves new $27 million homeless encampments

Council members of Portland, Oregon, approved $27 million to build designated homeless encampments, a move that supports a measure that bans street camping.

Seattle man sentenced after attempting to join ISIS: 'No problem with killing'

December 1, 2022

Seattle man sentenced after attempting to join ISIS: 'No problem with killing'

The U.S. Department of Justice sentenced 22-year-old Elvin Hunter Bgorn Williams, of Seattle, to four years in prison for attempting to join ISIS in 2021.

Police officers by day step in as Portland high school football officials at night: 鈥楻eally impactful鈥�

November 30, 2022

Police officers by day step in as Portland high school football officials at night: 鈥楻eally impactful鈥�

Law enforcement officers Jeana Fisher and Steve Anderson, both of the Portland, Oregon, area, joined "Fox & Friends" to discuss their involvement in refereeing local and state football games.

Thieves steal ATM after crashing van into store, start fire trying to open machine: police

November 30, 2022

Thieves steal ATM after crashing van into store, start fire trying to open machine: police

Police in Portland, Oregon, said one suspect wanted in the ATM robbery at Fastrak Food Mart was wearing a distinct jacket which they hope can help identify them.

OR lawmakers rescind security measure placed on state Sen. Boquist who made threatening statements

November 29, 2022

OR lawmakers rescind security measure placed on state Sen. Boquist who made threatening statements

A security measure that was placed on Oregon Sen. Brian Boquist who made threatening statements was rescinded by state lawmakers. Boquist said the measure violated the First Amendment.

Portland business forced to close because of crime

November 28, 2022

Portland business forced to close because of crime

Rains PDX owner Marcy Landolfo on the ongoing break-ins that have forced her to shut down her winter clothes store

Snow, rain and ice expected in Western US before storm heads to Midwest

November 28, 2022

Snow, rain and ice expected in Western US before storm heads to Midwest

The West will get hit with heavy snow, rain and ice this week before the storm heads to the Midwest, while other parts of the U.S. are facing a thunderstorm risk.

Idaho investigators rule out connection between college murders and other unsolved stabbings

November 26, 2022

Idaho investigators rule out connection between college murders and other unsolved stabbings

Detectives looking into a quadruple homicide of a group of University of Idaho students have ruled out a connection between the attack and two other similar stabbings.

OR snowplow driver shortage expected to create problems going into winter

November 25, 2022

OR snowplow driver shortage expected to create problems going into winter

The Oregon Department of Transportation is facing a snowplow driver shortage, attributing the problem to changing standards in CDL requirements.