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Dear Abby: Brother balks at providing elder care for his 'crazy cat lady' sister Featured News by Oregon Today News
DEAR ABBY My sister Maggie has turned into one of those crazy cat ladies We have been enco... More

03/28/2024

Ask Amy: Scars from fight between brothers linger in their children, even years later Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Amy My two sons are not speaking to one another after a fight that occurred during Ch... More

03/28/2024

8 things to do this weekend in Portland | March 29 - 31 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Looking for something to do this weekend Theres the NCAA Womens Basketball Championship ce... More

03/27/2024

Multnomah County Medical Examiner's Office asking for help identifying a woman who died on Valentine's Day Featured News by Oregon Today News
The woman was found in an RV near North Delaware Avenue in Portlands Arbor Lodge neighbor... More

03/27/2024

Oregon baseball rallies for 10th inning walk-off against Seattle Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon rallied for four runs in the bottom of the 10th for a walk-off win in its series op... More

03/27/2024

Portland Winterhawks vs. Victoria Royals: 1st round playoff preview Featured News by Oregon Today News
Whata best-of-7 Western Hockey League 1st round playoff series between the Portland Winter... More

03/27/2024

Shaedon Sharpe to join Trail Blazers on current trip Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Trail Blazers guard Shaedon Sharpe appears to be nearing a return More

03/27/2024

Lou Whittaker, among the most famous American mountaineers, dies at 95 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Lou Whittaker is known for helping lead ascents of Mount Everest K2 and Denali and teachin... More

03/27/2024

Powerball: See the winning numbers in Wednesday’s $865 million drawing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Its time to grab your tickets and check to see if youre a big winner The Powerball lottery... More

03/27/2024

Turnovers, once again, do in young Trail Blazers during loss at Hawks Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Portland Trail Blazers shared the ball tremendously well Wednesday night at the Atlant... More

03/27/2024

$865M Powerball: Winning numbers for Wednesday, March 27 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Powerball has only seen one jackpot winner in 2024 on New Years Day More

03/27/2024

4 people killed and 7 wounded in stabbings in northern Illinois, with a suspect in custody Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police identified the victims as a 15-year-old girl a 63-year-old woman a 49-year-old man ... More

03/27/2024

COOS BAY POLICE DEPARTMENT: ARREST LEADS TO RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY, SEARCH WARRANT AT COOS BAY RESIDENCE Featured News by Coos Bay Police Department
The Coos Bay Police Department CBPD recovered stolen property and executed a search warran... More

03/27/2024

Small school district sues Oregon Department of Forestry over new forest plan Featured News by Oregon Today News
The lawsuit comes as the state prepares to implement a new Habitat Conservation Plan that ... More

03/27/2024

ARREST LEADS TO RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY, SEARCH WARRANT AT COOS BAY RESIDENCE  
  
The Coos Bay Police Department (CBPD) recovered stolen property and executed a search warrant at an Empire area home following the arrest of a man on probable cause from the Florence Police Department (FPD).  
  
On March 24, 2024, the CBPD arrested Justentyme Lesher, 32, of Coos Bay, at a residence in the 200 block of N Main Street. The CBPD arrested Mr. Lesher on probable cause from the FPD, which charged unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, aggravated theft I, theft by deception, forgery I, and identity theft. CBPD officers found and recovered some of the stolen property from the FPD case. The Oregon State Police (OSP) transported Mr. Lesher to Reedsport and into the custody of the FPD. Mr. Lesher was later transported to the Lane County Jail.  
  
Following Mr. Lesher's arrest, CBPD officers executed a search warrant at the N. Wall Street residence, which found additional stolen or fraudulently obtained property and evidence of criminal activity. During the search warrant execution, CBPD officers discovered a suspicious object inside the residence and requested assistance from the OSP Bomb Squad. The OSP Bomb Squad reacted and disarmed the item without incident.  
  
The criminal cases that resulted from Mr. Lesher’s arrest remain under investigation in partnership with surrounding law enforcement agencies.  
  
The CBPD appreciates the aid and cooperation from the Florence Police Department, the Oregon State Police, and the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indian Tribal Police. Featured News by Coos Bay Police Department
ARREST LEADS TO RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY, SEARCH WARRANT AT COOS BAY RESIDENCE The Coos Bay Police Department (CBPD) recovered stolen property and executed a search warrant at an Empire area home following the arrest of a man on probable cause from the Florence Police Department (FPD). On March 24, 2024, the CBPD arrested Justentyme Lesher, 32, of Coos Bay, at a residence in the 200 block of N Main Street. The CBPD arrested Mr. Lesher on probable cause from the FPD, which charged unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, aggravated theft I, theft by deception, forgery I, and identity theft. CBPD officers found and recovered some of the stolen property from the FPD case. The Oregon State Police (OSP) transported Mr. Lesher to Reedsport and into the custody of the FPD. Mr. Lesher was later transported to the Lane County Jail. Following Mr. Lesher's arrest, CBPD officers executed a search warrant at the N. Wall Street residence, which found additional stolen or fraudulently obtained property and evidence of criminal activity. During the search warrant execution, CBPD officers discovered a suspicious object inside the residence and requested assistance from the OSP Bomb Squad. The OSP Bomb Squad reacted and disarmed the item without incident. The criminal cases that resulted from Mr. Lesher’s arrest remain under investigation in partnership with surrounding law enforcement agencies. The CBPD appreciates the aid and cooperation from the Florence Police Department, the Oregon State Police, and the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indian Tribal Police.
ARREST LEADS TO RECOVERED STOLEN PROPERTY SEARCH WARRANT AT COOS BAY RESIDENCE The Coos B... More

03/27/2024

Clark County Fire District 6 hopes to lift the levy lid Featured News by Oregon Today News
Clark County Fire District 6 is asking residents to spend a little more money to keep up w... More

03/27/2024

Columbia River pilots looking at further safety measures after cargo ship collapses Baltimore bridge Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Columbia River Bar pilots who navigate cargo ships through the Columbia River met with... More

03/27/2024

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03/27/2024

After amputation, a tortoise is able to walk again, thanks to 3D printed prosthetic wheel Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cookie a red-footed tortoise got pinned in his enclosure when his owners were away More

03/27/2024

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