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MAX train murderer Jeremy Christian’s convictions stand: Court of Appeals rejects all his arguments
Christian’s prison sentence of true life was affirmed Wednesday.
Toddler overdosed on mom’s meth after Oregon DHS left him in her care, $2.6M lawsuit says
The suit alleges the Beaverton 2-year-old found meth in his mom’s car and ate it.
Portland police employee lost job amid suspicions she tried to cover up husband’s crime. Now she’s suing the city.
Karen Chirre was exonerated in court and filed a $31.5 million lawsuit Thursday against the Portland Police Bureau.
2,400 Portland-area patients may have been exposed to HIV, hepatitis by doctor and will receive notification letters
The doctor, who worked for Oregon Anesthesiology Group, treated patients at Portland area hospitals from 2017 to 2024.
$6M lawsuit: Families threatened by knife-wielding neighbor contacted apartment managers 19 times, police 7
The Gresham families say it took months before managers and police took action to stop the man.
2 students sue PSU, claim university retaliated after they complained of rough treatment at protest
The students say they were distressed to get a letter from PSU warning their future academic careers may be jeopardized.
Religious hate fueled jump in calls to Oregon’s bias hotline
The state’s annual “Bias Crimes Report” found that people of Jewish and Muslim faiths were the most often targeted.
Lawsuit faults 1 trucker for stopping on I-5 shoulder to allegedly eat lunch, 2nd for alleged drugged driving and killing 7
The seven people who died in the 2023 crash were farmworkers with ties to Mexico.
Dad posts TikTok of Oaks Park roller coaster ride gone bad: ‘A fear I wouldn’t wish on anyone’
He posted about the safety lapse in the wake of the mid-June malfunction of the AtmosFEAR at Oaks Park.
14-year-old contemplated death, vomited twice on stuck AtmosFEAR ride: 2nd lawsuit filed against Oaks Park
The suit was filed Friday, with more expected to come.
Supreme Court nixes Sackler opioid settlement. What happens in Oregon?
The high court’s rejection of a multi-billion-dollar settlement translates to millions that aren’t coming to Oregon any time soon.
Hail of 50 bullets fired at 3 victims in deadly North Portland ambush last year, court docs say
Prosecutors so far have filed charges against one of three alleged shooters. The 18-year-old pleaded not guilty.
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