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The Oregonian

  • Coast Guard launches search off coast for possible boat in trouble Sun Jul 12 1:51am EDT

    The U.S. Coast Guard launched three boats and a helicopter to search off the Oregon coast for a boat that had sent a mayday call. The Coast Guard station in North Bend had received the call for help around 9:15...

  • Salem woman arrested in suspected animal neglect case Sun Jul 12 1:06am EDT

    A Salem woman was arrested Saturday on accusations of animal neglect as authorities seized 40 horses and nearly two dozen other animals from her home and other locations. Kristina N. Early, 26, is being held in Marion County Correctional Facility,...

  • Activists dressed like fish protest Seattle convention Sun Jul 12 12:51am EDT

    Ted S. Warren/Associated PressJustin Hall throws a salmon to a co-worker behind the counter at Pike Place Fish, at Seattle's Pike Place Market, last week. Members of PETA protested a veterinary convention Saturday in Seattle after it refused to cancel...

  • Suspected Peeping Tom in Damascus arrested again Sun Jul 12 12:21am EDT

    Paul Cameron KlickA Damascus man arrested Thursday in a Peeping Tom case was arrested again late Friday on additional accusations including encouraging child sexual abuse in the first degree. Paul Cameron Klick, 43, is being held in Clackamas County...

  • Portland police recruits hit the streets earlier Sun Jul 12 12:20am EDT

    Police chief says the training is "a departure" but thinks it will be an improvement, overall

Salem Statesman Journal

The Hillsboro Argus

  • AmberGlen could move up transit list Sat Jul 11 6:25am EDT

    Mac Barrett / The ArgusMetro approved high capacity transit corridors on Thursday. Metro says 99W, Powell, WES first up for more transit, but density in Hillsboro could be rewarded with second MAX line PORTLAND -- For the past 20 years,...

  • Kidd upset with Forest Grove rail ranking Sat Jul 11 6:25am EDT

    Forest Grove Mayor Richard Kidd was disheartened this week with the release of Metro staff's prioritization of future high capacity transit corridors. For more than a decade, Kidd has been pushing for an extension of the MAX Blue Line to...

  • Helvetia rape case a classic he said/she said Sat Jul 11 6:25am EDT

    A Washington County district attorney says a get-together of former Liberty High School students in the Helvetia area became the scene of a sexual attack on a Montana woman Dec. 21, 2008. A defense attorney for 21-year-old William Perez says...

  • Horse fair continues at fairgrounds today Fri Jul 10 4:10pm EDT

    Michal Thompson / The ArgusAlex Ferrell, 14, enjoys a conciliatory ice cream cone after a somewhat rough ride Wednesday aboard Keso at the annual Washington County Horse Fair. In front of small but enthusiastic crowds, 4-H horse club members from...

  • Thomas School backers exhaust legal options as demolition begins Fri Jul 10 1:25pm EDT

    Michal Thompson / The ArgusThe auditorium wing of J.B. Thomas Middle School resembles a medieval ruin after workers punched out this archway. The opening, visible from Northeast Jackson Street, lets heavy machinery into the interior. Pedestrians strolling Lincoln Street stopped...

KGW NewsChannel 8 Portland

  • New store in SE keeps it down on the farm Sat Jul 11 10:31pm EDT

    PORTLAND, Ore. -- More people are shopping for food in their own backyard. Not only with a garden -- but with livestock. Now there is a Southeast Portland store helping keep them down on the “urban farm.”

  • Blazers sign F Paul Millsap to offer sheet Sat Jul 11 1:16pm EDT

    PORTLAND, Ore. -- The Portland Trail Blazers signed restricted free agent forward Paul Millsap to an offer sheet Friday. The Utah Jazz have seven days to match the offer. The terms were not disclosed by the Blazers because of team policy.

  • Driver killed in crash during chase on I-5 Sat Jul 11 12:46pm EDT

    VANCOUVER -- A West Linn man is dead after a high speed chase in Clark County. The Washington State Patrol says the driver was speeding in the southbound lanes of I-5 just before 2 a.m.

  • Summer fun, music and more at the Mississippi Street Fair Sat Jul 11 12:16pm EDT

    PORTLAND, Ore. – Thousands of Portlanders are expected to pack the streets of Mississippi Avenue Saturday for the annual Mississippi Street Fair. It’s the eighth year of the fair that’s been growing since its inception in the up and coming North Portland neighborhood.

  • Robbery assault victim may soon be able to testify Fri Jul 10 10:16pm EDT

    PORTLAND, Ore. -- Robbery assault victim Nicole Loundree was recovering at the hospital as police continued to investigate the case Friday. Now the 37-year-old's crowning achievement may be survival. A district manager for Ace Checks Cashed, Police said Loundree was working when she was attacked.

KOIN News 6 Portland

  • Oregon trucker faces execution in 1991 Ohio murder Sun Jul 12 2:20am EDT

    CINCINNATI (AP) - A Bible taken from an Ohio victim who was shot and robbed during a multistate killing spree helped tie an Oregon trucker to the crime.

  • Switch to 10-digit dialing begins in much of Ore. Sat Jul 11 8:50pm EDT

    PENDLETON, Ore. (AP) - Phone users in much of Oregon are being urged to start using 10 digits as of Sunday.

  • AP sources: Cheney told CIA not to discuss progam Sat Jul 11 7:50pm EDT

    WASHINGTON (AP) - Government sources say Vice President Dick Cheney directed the CIA not to inform Congress about a nascent counterterrorism program eight years ago that CIA Director Leon Panetta terminated in June.

  • Iranian-Americans rally in front of White House Sat Jul 11 7:20pm EDT

    WASHINGTON (AP) - One of the people taking part in an Iran protest in Washington Saturday says they want to make sure U.S. policy makers don't forget about the crackdown that followed last month's disputed presidential election in Iran.

  • Carlos becomes hurricane off Baja's Pacific coast Sat Jul 11 6:35pm EDT

    MIAMI (AP) - The National Hurricane Center says Carlos has become a hurricane swirling far off Mexico's eastern Pacific coast. The storm's maximum sustained winds have increased to near 80 mph and the center in Miami says the storm could further strengthen in the next 24 hours.

FOX 12 Oregon

  • 40 Horses Seized In Animal Neglect Case Sun Jul 12 2:18am EDT

    A Salem woman was arrested on 70 counts of animal neglect after dozens of horses were seized from her property, sheriff's deputies say.

  • Oregon Trucker Faces Execution For Murder Sat Jul 11 7:33pm EDT

    A Bible taken from an Ohio victim who was shot and robbed during a multistate killing spree helped tie an Oregon trucker to the crime and send him back to a death penalty state.

  • Thousands Of Crab Pots Litter Ocean Floor Sat Jul 11 1:48pm EDT

    During his 35 years as a commercial fisherman, Jeff Feldner lost his share of crab pots when storms blew them out of position, a passing boat propeller sheared off the buoy, or a bank of kelp overwhelmed everything and dragged it away.

  • Victims Duct Taped, Robbed In Apartment Sat Jul 11 12:03pm EDT

    Two men were tied up with duct tape when three robbers invaded their Beaverton apartment Friday night, police said.

  • Blazers Sign Millsap To Offer Sheet; Jazz Can Still Match Sat Jul 11 2:58am EDT

    The Portland Trail Blazers signed restricted free agent forward Paul Millsap to an offer sheet Friday.

Oregon Public Broadcasting

Portland Tribune

  • Involvement drives Porter to ‘sainthood’ Sat Jul 11 11:25am EDT

    Kathleen Peters, 39, waxes nostalgic as her father, Mike A. Porter, 64, backs his car out of his Gresham garage. In the 1970s when the law didn’t care so much, she was able to ride with him during weekly area drag races. How fast would Daddy go? “I just remember the glove compartment ...

  • Beaverton settles Round dispute over utility bills Sat Jul 11 11:25am EDT

    The city of Beaverton settled a long, simmering lawsuit late last week with The Round Owners Association over outstanding heating and cooling payments. The city announced Wednesday that it collected a settlement July 2 totaling $1,466,364. The lawsuit was filed in July 2008 after The Round, a ...

  • Blocked pipe sends sewage into Cedar Creek Sat Jul 11 1:25am EDT

    Portland’s Bureau of Environmental Services is monitoring a sewage spill that has fouled Cedar Creek in the Forest Heights neighborhood since Tuesday, July 7. Bureau officials said Friday that crews responded to reports of sewage leaking from a manhole into Cedar Creek. Cedar Creek flows ...

  • Oregon leads nation in homeless count Sat Jul 11 1:10am EDT

    Oregon has the highest proportion of homeless people in the nation, according to a new report on homelessness issued by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. In Oregon, 0.54 percent of all residents were homeless in 2008, a higher share than any other state, according to ...

  • Mother says daughter’s death ‘the worst weekend of my life’ Sat Jul 11 12:55am EDT

    Raylene Worthington told jurors Friday afternoon that she felt prayer and fasting had improved her 15-month-old daughter’s health, even though less than an hour later tiny Ava died next to her. Raylene, 26, spent part of the afternoon on the witness stand, testifying in her defense during ...

The Columbian

  • Man chased by police, dies in crash Sat Jul 11 8:26pm EDT

    A driver who led state troopers on a high-speed chase down Interstate 5 early Saturday died when his car slammed into the back of a truck, according to the Washington State Patrol.

  • Press Talk: Praise Jackson for work, but ... Sat Jul 11 6:41pm EDT

    'Friends, Romans, countrymen, lend me your ears; I come to bury Caesar, not to praise him.

  • Children: Father didn't abuse us Sat Jul 11 11:11am EDT

    The two adult children of former Vancouver police officer Clyde Ray Spencer, who spent nearly 20 years in prison after being convicted of molesting them, testified in court Friday the abuse never...

  • Illegal drug world evolving in county Sat Jul 11 4:12am EDT

    Change is everywhere, including the dangerous world of illegal drugs. With methamphetamine now selling for more than its weight in gold — and heroin increasingly common in Clark...

  • Man held after alleged attack on his Camas parents Sat Jul 11 4:12am EDT

    A 34-year-old man was being held on $250,000 bail Friday, a day after he allegedly attacked his parents in Camas and led police on a high-speed, 18-minute pursuit through Cascade Park that ended with...

KATU Portland

  • Topless PETA activists protest vets' fish toss Sat Jul 11 9:44pm EDT

    A group of half-naked animal-rights activists dressed like fish say a veterinary convention is no place for fish-throwing. The PETA protesters donned fish tails and laid down on a Seattle sidewalk to call attention to what they call animal abuse.

  • Parking downtown no longer free on Sundays Sat Jul 11 8:59pm EDT

    Also, on Monday, the hourly rate for on-street parking in Portland goes up to $1.60 in the central business district while it will cost you $1.35 per hour to park in the Marquam Hill District and $1 per hour in the Lloyd District.

  • Kids now say cop father never molested them Sat Jul 11 6:29pm EDT

    Former Vancouver police officer Clyde Ray Spencer spent nearly 20 years in prison after he was convicted of sexually molesting his son and daughter. Now, the children say it never happened, and they took the stand Friday to clear their father's name.

  • Roommates bound with duct tape, robbed Sat Jul 11 5:59pm EDT

    Police are searching for three men in connection with a home invasion robbery Friday night in Beaverton in which the residents had their legs, hands and faces wrapped in duct tape. The roommates were not hurt, police said.

  • West Linn man killed while fleeing police Sat Jul 11 4:59pm EDT

    The Washington State Patrol said Russell Buckman reached speeds of 100 mph while trying to flee from two troopers in the southbound lanes of Interstate 5 in southwest Washington early Saturday.