Новости за 08.03.2024

An Oregon City school has lifted a lockout after investigators found no evidence of a suspicious person carrying a rifle in the vicinity of the school.

Alaska Airlines has been involved in a series of safety incidents in the past year, including an off-duty pilot stalling plane engines mid-flight and a missing door plug incident leading to the temporary grounding of all 737 Max 9 aircrafts for an inspection.

The Hillsboro Hops announced Friday morning that they have officially secured the money they need to build their new stadium.

In one month, people across the US are in for a special treat, a total solar eclipse is expected to be visible across the country.

Spring-like temperatures return to the greater Portland-Vancouver metro area to end the week. Friday's the warm before the next storm in the Pacific Northwest.

Get ready to get your game on this weekend at Sidequest Expo.

Michael Meyden, the man accused of drugging three girls at a sleepover, is out on $50,000 bail.

The Oregon Legislative session concluded Thursday, with Governor Tina Kotek announcing via a statement she plans to sign into law several key bills related to everything from housing and homelessness to drug recriminalization.

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek will sign a bill that will make it a crime to be caught with small amounts of illicit drugs again, according to a statement released by the governor's office Thursday.

The Oregon Senate passed a political campaign finance reform bill on Thursday that could mark the state's first changes to campaign spending limits in decades, lawmakers announced.

Alaska Airlines is facing another round of safety concerns after a flight arrived at the gates at Portland International Airport with its cargo door slightly ajar.

Ahead of President Joe Biden's State of the Union address Thursday evening, Oregon lawmakers are sharing their hopes for the president's speech.

Disclosure of AI use would be enforced by the Oregon secretary of state, who is the state’s chief elections officer. If the secretary, a candidate for the job, or a supporting or opposing political committee were the subject of a complaint, the attorney general would be empowered to investigate it.

Authorities closed the entrance at Lefelle Street as an active search commenced at the park Thursday afternoon, according to a post on social media.

Using “digital forensic evidence,” witness interviews and completing search warrants, law enforcement officials identified the suspect of the animal cruelty as 33-year-old Jessica Rosita Schmidt, of Castle Rock, the previous owner of the dog