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  1. Lucille McNamara

    Portland Woman Seeks $2.5 Million After Allegedly Contracting Herpes During Acrylic Nail Treatment

    A Multnomah County woman contracted herpes after having an acrylic nail procedure at PDX Nails in Portland, according to a lawsuit lodged in the Multnomah County Circuit…

  2. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Warns Crypto Kiosks Are Often Used in Scams After $2.5 Million Settlement With Coinme

    Oregon will receive $101,425.34 from a $2.5 million multistate settlement with cryptocurrency company Coinme Inc. over violations of federal anti-money laundering laws.

  3. Lucille McNamara

    Former Daimler Supervisor in Oregon Accused of Embezzling $3.8M, Spending It on Europe Trips and Uber Eats

    A former fleet supervisor at Daimler Truck North America’s Portland headquarters is accused of embezzling nearly $3.8 million to finance a lavish lifestyle, including…

  4. Bernadette E. Ontong

    Sirens May Sound in Ashland Next Week During Dam Failure Drill

    The city of Ashland, Oregon, will conduct emergency preparedness exercises during the week of October 26 to test its response to a potential failure of Hosler Dam.

  5. Lucille McNamara

    Eugene Police Search for Border Collie Stolen From 73-Year-Old Homeless Woman While She Slept

    Eugene Police Department is searching for a pure-bred Border Collie named Beau, who was stolen from a homeless 73-year-old woman as she lay sleeping.

  6. Lucille McNamara

    Suspicious Package Sent to Oregon Elections Office Was Part of Campaign Targeting at Least 32 States, Report Finds

    Oregon is one of 32 states targeted in a nationwide postal scare campaign.

  7. Lucille McNamara

    Portland Police Investigating Whether Human Remains Found at Two Homeless Camps Are Connected

    Two sets of human remains have now been uncovered at homeless encampments in Portland over the last week and could be connected, according to the Portland Police Bureau…

  8. Diane Megaw

    Oregon Allows 11 Rural Hospitals to Pool Resources to Help Them Stay Afloat

    Eleven independent Oregon rural hospitals have obtained state approval to form a network intended to strengthen their finances, coordinate patient care, and expand…

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