Новости за 03.04.2024

A dog that was stolen from a Seaside parking lot was discovered dead the following day, and authorities are searching for the person responsible for killing it.

Multnomah County is launching a grant program for Preschool for All facilities in an effort to support early childhood education providers.

American Enterprise Institute's report shows Oregon's chronic absenteeism rate grew to 38% in 2023.

Two teenagers were saved from drowning at Cannon Beach after a rip current pulled them away from shore, and their dog was also safely taken out of the water.

It's that time of year again, the Oregon Zoo is looking for volunteers to help locate and track the Gorge's fluffiest resident.

A group of 10 children and four adults got lost while hiking the Rogue River Trail in Curry County, prompting an overnight rescue by the sheriff's office and a rescue team.

Portland chef Sarah Minnick of Lovely's Fifty Fifty was named a finalist in the "Outstanding Chef" category.

Nine people were arrested during a multi-agency sting operation performed at the Multnomah County Central Library in Downtown Portland on March 29, the Portland Police Bureau told KOIN 6 News.

Amid climate change, Oregon could become a more suitable location to grow a variety of wine grapes, according to a new review article.

Portland's near record high temperatures Tuesday fall to winter-like conditions Wednesday thanks to a powerful spring front.

OHSU's Dr. Alison Edelman said the Opill will help "fill in some gaps."

Members of the Oregon legislature will speak before Wednesday morning’s Portland City Council meeting to highlight legislative accomplishments during the March session.

A woman was found dead Tuesday night on an Interstate 5 offramp, authorities said.

The Portland Association of Teachers rallied Tuesday ahead of a Portland Public Schools Board of Education meeting to urge the board to reconsider cuts to special education.

TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) — Taiwan's strongest earthquake in a quarter century rocked the island during the morning rush hour Wednesday, damaging buildings and highways and causing the deaths of four people. Taiwan's national fire agency said four people died in Hualien County and at least 57 were injured in the quake that struck just before [...]

The dairy company said that Patrick Criteser, who has been with the company for 12 years, will leave later this year.

Tuesday's spring or early summer-like temperatures in the upper 70s made April 2, 2024 the warmest day of the year so far in Portland.

One person is dead and one person is injured and in police custody after he was accused of a number of charges following an early-morning crash in Salem Tuesday.

Throughout March, KOIN 6 News spotlighted 4 truly inspirational women, nominated by others to be this region's Remarkable Woman of 2024.

Multnomah County leaders are hearing how law enforcement is combating the fentanyl crisis — specifically, cracking down on suppliers — amid the 90-day emergency declaration.

Oregonians are experiencing long wait times and frustration due to understaffing and high call volumes due to the new Frances Online system, which was supposed to be an improvement.

The $10 million donation from Jordan Schnitzer to Portland State University for an art museum comes at the same time PSU is putting together a bid to replace Keller Auditorium.

A fish tanker truck transporting 102,000 spring Chinook smolts crashed in northeast Oregon, killing 25,529 of the fish and injuring the driver, leaving the loss of 500-900 fewer adult fish in 2026 and 2027.