The jury found Frederick Moore, 43, guilty of manslaughter in the June 2022 incident in Southeast Portland.

A jury convicted Repp last October on 55 of 56 counts, chiefly of first-degree arson and reckless endangerment.

Gregory Escobedo Jr. was on a methamphetamine binge at the time and had been up for days, according to his lawyer.

California regulator mulls State Farm’s request for 22% premium hike for homeowners after Los Angeles fires. A final decision is expected in April.

The lawsuit cites testimony from 19 former Nike employees and claims the company’s executives hid problems from investors.

The latest investigation targets universities that, like the University of Oregon, have partnered with a nonprofit called the PhD Project.

Krispy Kreme is giving away a free fan favorite doughnut, Saturday, March 15. But customers will have to dress the part to get one.

Washington state officers said they found two coyotes at the scene and killed one. The second animal ran off, so they are “increasing patrols in the area.”

A bipartisan group of lawmakers are proposing to increase the program's funding from $8 million to $14 million per two-year budget cycle.

The victim had told officers she experienced “many domestic violence incidents” during their marriage and she finally divorced her husband. But he refused to move out.

An increase in visitors has meant a greater strain on the state parks system, officials say.

The U.S. has paused negotiations with Canada on a keystone management plan that governs flood control, water supply and hydropower in the shared Columbia River Basin.

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