News Archives November 2022. Oath Keepers’ Stewart Rhodes guilty of seditious conspiracy for plot to overturn 2020 election. US Senate passes bill codifying same-sex and interracial marriages. Salt & Straw’s safety concerns spark summit to address Portland’s business climate. San Francisco police may deploy robots that can use lethal force

News Archives May 2018. Oregon safety agency alarmed residents with vague, ominous emergency alert. Drunken Ferrari driver wrecks new ride on I-5, Oregon State Police say. PDX jacks up prices for Uber, Lyft, parking. Amtrak suggests comatose PSU student attempted suicide, was not hate-crime victim. Fire temporarily closes Academy Theater

News Archives June 2012. Hillsboro's Columbia Industries lands $25 million deal with United Arab Emirates. Police and fire departments to crack down on illegal fireworks this July

News Archives August 2013. Defense attorney Mark Cogan gets his day in court and beats a speeding ticket. OSP trooper shot: Police identify trooper, 26, and man, 34, killed in sho

Oregon Nonprofit Watch: Harold Schnitzer dies, Marc Freedman reading, and goings on at the Meyer Trust Portland area police head south to take part in memorial for slain Eugene officer Northwest News: John Kitzhaber's $40,000 PERS pension; teachers' passwords stolen and grades changed

News Archives July 2012. Hazmat crew called to Oregon Water Science Center after small spill. Southeast Portland woman lied about rape in Columbia River Gorge, must get mental-hea

Pacific-northwest-news Archives April 2012. Alaska Airlines airplane diverts to PDX. Abuse of women inmates at Oregon's Coffee Creek prison goes on for years. Naming Drakes Bay in California as historic site fuels debate over Oregon claims to Sir Francis Drake. Linn County man arrested for assaulting elderly mother after standoff with police

Mar 3, 2024 · Oregon Legislature approves $10 million for semiconductor education at Oregon universities. Hillsboro Hops receive $15 million from the Oregon Legislature, new stadium now fully funded. Bill to reduce corporate influence in health care dies in Oregon Senate. Big oil’s legacy: In Ecuador, Indigenous communities cope with pollution, illness

Northwest News: Oregon's Chip Kelly signs $20.5 million contract; Alone and locked in basement, dog may be released to a shelter. Salem police bomb squad investigates suspicious bag near city hall. In a first, Oregon's Fish and Wildlife Commission considering 'blaze orange' mandate for hunters in 2010

No more procrastinating: Oregon employers with 100 full-time employees must provide affordable health insurance. Snohomish County woman accused of pimping daughter; late-night news roundup. Ebola, comet landing and 2014's other top science news. ACLU of Oregon executive director David Fidanque to retire in March