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Customers "try to avoid" the Austin, Texas, area where business owners Larry Maddalena and Craig Plackis operate, due to the city's "vicious cycle" of homelessness.

Small business owners spoke to Fox News Digital about shutting down their stores over rampant crime and drug use, which are also affecting business owners from coast to coast.

Multnomah County District Attorney Mike Schmidt is prosecuting less than half of the misdemeanor theft cases referred to his office, a sharp contrast to neighboring counties.

Starbucks is closing one of its stores in the heart of Portland, Oregon, because of security concerns - the latest symptom of the citys troubles with crime, drugs and homelessness.

Thefts at Oregon liquor stores have increased by 450% since 2018, according to the Liquor and Cannabis Commission, and burglaries have shot up by 500% since 2018 in the state.

Time to celebrate the weekend with some great music in the Quad Cities area. Here's a list of some live local bands to go support starting Wednesday, September 14.

America's crime problem can be solved by deploying more criminal control. Studies show that the most violent criminals typically have extensive records.

Portland continues to battle the homeless and crime crises, prompting many outraged residents to blame local politicians for 'sacrificing actual public safety'