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Complaints filed with at least two state agencies allege that Sgt. Kent Vander Kamp, who is running for Deschutes County Sheriff, and his fellow board members at the Prineville-based nonprofit CLEAR Alliance discriminated and retaliated against its former executive director.

Complaints filed with at least two state agencies allege that Sgt. Kent Vander Kamp, who is running for Deschutes County Sheriff, and his fellow board members at the Prineville-based nonprofit

Temporary private security licensing protocols take effect Friday, requiring extensive training and proof of ability to pay employees.

An Oregon public safety board revoked and denied the public safety licenses of three police officers, three firefighters and one correctional officer.

The holiday season is approaching and local nonprofits are preparing for holiday drives and volunteers.

A nationwide shortage has left parents and caregivers searching for formula or breast milk to feed their babies.

The 24-year-old was sentenced to three years supervised probation, and ordered to undergo substance use and mental health treatment.

Grab your water bottle, sunscreen and shades. Its about to boil.  The Willamette Valley is poised to break some hot weather records this weekend, with Salem expected to surpass a daily temperature record Sunday, according to Treena Jensen, a warning coordination meteorologist with the National Weather Service in Portland.  Highs are predicted to soar to 104 degrees Saturday and 108 degrees Sunday, potentially making it the first time Salems had back-to-back days greater than 100 degrees i...

Photo by Sam Tenney Randolph L. Miller (’67, Questrom’69), dubbed the “honorary mayor of Portland,” will receive the 2017 Distinguished Alumni Award. Miller is a tireless advocate for BU and for the economic development of his hometown, Portland, Oregon. “Randy is a loyal and generous alumnus and has been an engaged member of the Dean’s Advisory Board for the past decade,” says Dean Natalie McKnight. “He always adds insightful contributions to our discussions.” Miller is pres...

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