Lloyd District Shooting Leaves Two Officers Hospitalized, Suspect Not Found
PORTLAND,Ore.– All material provided from the Portland Police Bureau. View the course of events below. ***Original Messages Below*** UPDATE: One Officer Released from Hospital, PPB Seeks Video to Assist in Investigation While the search for the individual who shot two officers continues, the Portland Police Bureau is grateful to share that one of the officers […]
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City Of Tigard Takes Public Safety Public Works Improvements To Voters
TIGARD,Ore.– The Oregon Legislature has awarded the City of Tigard $3 million toward improvements. The goal is to protect first responders so they can continue protecting you. The ask from voters is $150 million. Homeowners will pay about $100 per year . Basically,they will fund the majority of the general obligation bond. Photo from City […]
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Blue Heron Arson Suspect Sentenced To Prison
OREGON CITY, Or.–The man who set fire at Blue Heron paper mill, convicted of arson, was sentenced to 60 months in prison. Christian Dukes of Oregon City entered a Guilty Plea to intentionally starting the fire at the mill on January 30th, 2025. He was sentenced to 60 months in state prison for the crime. […]
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Devon Dobek Remains Found After Weeks of Searching For Him
November 16, 2025 at 7:56:18 PM PST Date: 11/16/2025 CCSO Case # 25-022972 Shortly after 3:00 p.m. on Saturday, November 15, 2025, the Clackamas County Sheriff’s Office was notified that a body had been spotted in the Mount Hood National Forest, in a difficult-to-reach location near the Fish Creek Trailhead. Community members, family, and friends of […]
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Police Lose 2 Million As Part of Portland’s Approved Budget
PORTLAND, Ore.– On June 18, 2025 Portland City Council put its final stamp of approval on a $8.6 billion budget for the fiscal year that begins July 1. This was one of the first official acts of the newly elected council under Mayor Keith Wilson. Facing a funding gap of roughly $150 million, the council […]
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FBI Recognition Of Local Contributors
PORTLAND, Or.– The FBI Portland Field Office held a ceremony to recognize several community leaders and organizations from across the state of Oregon at their headquarters office on May 9, 2025. The community awards ceremony, the office’s third, highlighted government and non-profit entities who work closely with FBI personnel in the area to accomplish various […]
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Embattled Clackamas County Commissioner Fireside Resigns
OREGON CITY, Or.– After weeks of public scrutiny Clackamas County Commissioner Melissa Fireside resigned today. Fireside has been accused of ID Theft,Elder abuse and forgery. Earlier this week she pleaded not guilty . Clackamas County Chair Craig Roberts contacted Fireside Thursday and asked her to resign without delay. In part of a statement by Clackamas […]
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About Rosemary’s New Book : The Murder of Chief Ralph Painter
PORTLAND, Ore. — Writing “Trapped In The System” has been a long process, but one that molded me into a different kind of reporter. To be curious is a blessing in the line of work I’ve known since I was a young woman. There is no doubt in my mind that Chief Painter’s family suffered […]
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New Rules Regarding Inmate Male Implemented By ODOC
SALEM, Ore.– The only items adults in custody may receive directly from friends or family are photos and letters. Books, magazines, and newspapers must be sent to the AIC directly from a publisher/distributor. All other items, such as games or food, are prohibited. Because of this, letters are very important to AICs and are always […]
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Safety Improvements On The Way To Sunrise Gateway Corridor
CLACKAMAS, Ore.– Mark your calendar for January 23rd. Plan to attend a meeting on the latest for the Sunrise Corridor Vision Plan 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Clackamas High School Library 14486 SE 122nd Avenue. You’ll be able to see the newest ideas, talk with staff and view updated maps. The Sunrise Gateway Corridor Refinement Plan […]
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