Man Arrested In Bias Crime Attack
A man is charged in a bias crime and assault in downtown Portland after ordering his dog to attack a victim.
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Police seek public help in finding high-rise canned food thrower
Police are asking for your help in finding someone who has been throwing cans of food, possibly from a high-rise tower in downtown Portland.It's already caused
Source: katu.com
Good Morning, News: Protesters Break Into PSU Library, Appeals Court Sides With Transgender Patients, and a Zebra is Missing
GOOD MORNING, PORTLAND! We could be in for thunderstorms today, as we get pelted with rain and chilly temps. Today’s high is a chilly 53 degrees. We're still reeling from yesterday's Steel Bridge train derailment and bridge closure, but life moves on. In LOCAL NEWS: Police called a late night press conference Monday at Central Precinct, to announce that Portland State University leadership has asked them to break up an occupation-style encampment that’s been posted...
Source: portlandmercury.com
Crime in Nashville: Nearly a dozen homicides reported within 1 month
While a large number of homicides were reported in Nashville and Davidson County in April, violent crime still appears to be down compared to this time last year.
Source: yahoo.com
Oregon counties adopt 'deflection' programs to replace M110 | Local&State
State lawmakers walked back the Measure 110 with House Bill 4002, which prompted 23 counties, including Deschutes and Crook, to be early adopters of what officials call “deflection” programs. Each county has until September to craft its own deflection program that has the goal to alter the traditional course someone suspected of drug possession would take through the criminal justice system.
Source: bendbulletin.com