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Wife of hit-and-run victim speaks out after deadly crash in Gresham Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wife of hit-and-run victim speaks out after deadly crash in Gresham
A Gresham hit-and-run killed traffic flagger Miguel Jimenez leaving his disabled wife Mist... More

10/10/2026

ICE officers deploy tear gas after 30 people block them in with their cars in Salem, police say Featured News by Oregon Today News
ICE officers deploy tear gas after 30 people block them in with their cars in Salem, police say
Federal agents used tear gas against civilians after being surrounded Salem police said de... More

10/10/2026

UCLA quarterback Iamaleava injured late in the first half against Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
UCLA quarterback Iamaleava injured late in the first half against Oregon
UCLA quarterback Nico Iamaleava left Saturdays game against No 13 Oregon with a leg injury... More

10/10/2026

How to watch West Virginia vs Coastal Carolina football today: TV, odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch West Virginia vs Coastal Carolina football today: TV, odds
The undefeated North Dakopta State Bison 5-0 visit the UNLV Runnin Rebels 3-2 today hoping... More

10/10/2026

Lane Kiffin crashes hot yoga session in Lexington Featured News by Oregon Today News
Lane Kiffin crashes hot yoga session in Lexington
Lane Kiffin never misses a Hot Yoga session even on the road More

10/10/2026

Trump says Ukraine should get a new president as he blames Zelenskyy for US diesel prices Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump says Ukraine should get a new president as he blames Zelenskyy for US diesel prices
Trump sought to blame record US diesel prices on Ukraine rather than the US-led war in Ira... More

10/10/2026

‘MasterChef’ star dead at 44, remembered for passion Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘MasterChef’ star dead at 44, remembered for passion
MasterChef star Mariusz Komenda died at the age of 44 just months after being diagnosed wi... More

10/10/2026

17 ARRESTED DURING RETAIL THEFT BLITZ | On October 9th, HPD conducted a retail theft blitz operation in partnership with loss prevention staff from local retailers. The operation resulted in 17 arrests (including 4 individuals with outstanding warrants), with 112 items recovered. The stolen items did not include food, but consisted of trading cards, fragrances, cosmetics, clothing, electronics, and alcohol. Those arrested (listed below) include several individuals suspected of involvement in organized retail theft. ASHLEY INMAN - Theft in the first degree (felony) GRISEL MAZZA – Theft in the first degree (felony), Possession of burglary tools, arrest warrant MATTHEW WAGNER – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a controlled substance, arrest warrant SIRIN BREMER – Theft in the second degree MICHAEL HUDDLESTON – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a restricted weapon, arrest warrant RICARDO BUTLER – Theft in the third degree ROBERT BRAY – Theft in the third degree, Criminal mischief in the first degree (felony) BRETT BUTLER – Theft in the third degree, Possession of a controlled substance, arrest warrant ALLEN MILLS – Theft in the second degree BRADLEY ASHBY – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a controlled substance GAVIN KIRK - Theft in the second degree CATHERINE CRUZ - Theft in the third degree SAMANTHA YOUNGBLOOD – Theft in the third degree Four juveniles were released to their parents. This operation was conducted in partnership with the Washington County District Attorney’s Office and was funded by Oregon’s Organized Retail Theft Grant Program. The funding is used to enhance efforts to investigate, prosecute, and stop shoplifters and organized retail theft crews from targeting businesses in Washington County. The money awarded allows law enforcement and prosecutors to engage in more joint retail theft missions, and allows investigators to focus more resources on criminal fencing operations. Grant funding is also distributed to eligible small and medium-sized retailers to support a retailer security camera upgrade program. You can learn more about the program at https://tinyurl.com/ntn497up.Photos from Hillsboro Police Department's post Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
17 ARRESTED DURING RETAIL THEFT BLITZ | On October 9th, HPD conducted a retail theft blitz operation in partnership with loss prevention staff from local retailers. The operation resulted in 17 arrests (including 4 individuals with outstanding warrants), with 112 items recovered. The stolen items did not include food, but consisted of trading cards, fragrances, cosmetics, clothing, electronics, and alcohol. Those arrested (listed below) include several individuals suspected of involvement in organized retail theft. ASHLEY INMAN - Theft in the first degree (felony) GRISEL MAZZA – Theft in the first degree (felony), Possession of burglary tools, arrest warrant MATTHEW WAGNER – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a controlled substance, arrest warrant SIRIN BREMER – Theft in the second degree MICHAEL HUDDLESTON – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a restricted weapon, arrest warrant RICARDO BUTLER – Theft in the third degree ROBERT BRAY – Theft in the third degree, Criminal mischief in the first degree (felony) BRETT BUTLER – Theft in the third degree, Possession of a controlled substance, arrest warrant ALLEN MILLS – Theft in the second degree BRADLEY ASHBY – Theft in the second degree, Possession of a controlled substance GAVIN KIRK - Theft in the second degree CATHERINE CRUZ - Theft in the third degree SAMANTHA YOUNGBLOOD – Theft in the third degree Four juveniles were released to their parents. This operation was conducted in partnership with the Washington County District Attorney’s Office and was funded by Oregon’s Organized Retail Theft Grant Program. The funding is used to enhance efforts to investigate, prosecute, and stop shoplifters and organized retail theft crews from targeting businesses in Washington County. The money awarded allows law enforcement and prosecutors to engage in more joint retail theft missions, and allows investigators to focus more resources on criminal fencing operations. Grant funding is also distributed to eligible small and medium-sized retailers to support a retailer security camera upgrade program. You can learn more about the program at https://tinyurl.com/ntn497up.Photos from Hillsboro Police Department's post
17 ARRESTED DURING RETAIL THEFT BLITZ On October 9th HPD conducted a retail theft blitz o... More

10/10/2026

College football fans are different; Here are 3 examples Featured News by Oregon Today News
College football fans are different; Here are 3 examples
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10/10/2026

How to watch White Sox vs Guardians Game 5 streaming live for free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch White Sox vs Guardians Game 5 streaming live for free tonight
It all comes down to one game in Cleveland tonight as the Guardians host the Chicago White... More

10/10/2026

Remains buried in Oregon ID’d as missing Nevada man whose relatives were also found dead on scene Featured News by Oregon Today News
Remains buried in Oregon ID’d as missing Nevada man whose relatives were also found dead on scene
One of the men found in the Josephine County residence had died of a self-inflicted gunsho... More

10/10/2026

Will Senate District 6 voters elect Oregon's youngest lawmaker? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Will Senate District 6 voters elect Oregon's youngest lawmaker?
One of the youngest state legislators in Oregon will come from Senate District 6 in Jack T... More

10/10/2026

Oregon’s only drive-through animal park loses key accreditation Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s only drive-through animal park loses key accreditation
A southern Oregon wildlife park has lost one of its national accreditations More

10/10/2026

What’s happening in Riverpark? Come find out at the Riverpark CIO Neighborhood Meeting on Saturday, October 24, from 10:00–11:30 a.m. at Tualatin City Services, 10699 SW Herman Rd. The agenda includes: City Council update from Mayor Frank Bubenik Police update with crime statistics and safety tips Parks and Recreation update Downtown Revitalization Project update CIO boundary map update Annual elections and a Land Use Officer vacancy Bring your questions and meet your neighbors. We look forward to seeing you! https://www.tualatincio.org/riverpark-cio Featured News by City of Tualatin
What’s happening in Riverpark? Come find out at the Riverpark CIO Neighborhood Meeting on Saturday, October 24, from 10:00–11:30 a.m. at Tualatin City Services, 10699 SW Herman Rd. The agenda includes: City Council update from Mayor Frank Bubenik Police update with crime statistics and safety tips Parks and Recreation update Downtown Revitalization Project update CIO boundary map update Annual elections and a Land Use Officer vacancy Bring your questions and meet your neighbors. We look forward to seeing you! https://www.tualatincio.org/riverpark-cio
Whats happening in Riverpark Come find out at the Riverpark CIO Neighborhood Meeting on Sa... More

10/10/2026

How to watch LSU vs Kentucky streaming live for free today: Channel, time, odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch LSU vs Kentucky streaming live for free today: Channel, time, odds
A pivotal SEC showdown takes center stage today in Lexington as No 10 LSU visits Kentucky ... More

10/10/2026

🇵🇪 Representing our culture in the United States is both a privilege and a great responsibility. At Peruvian Cultural Festival, we believe that sharing our traditions means honoring our roots and representing Peru with pride, respect, integrity, and professionalism. Our culture represents us. Our values set us apart. 🇵🇪🇺🇸 Peruvian Cultural FestivalPhotos from Peruvian Cultural Festival's post Featured News by Peruvian Cultural Festival
🇵🇪 Representing our culture in the United States is both a privilege and a great responsibility. At Peruvian Cultural Festival, we believe that sharing our traditions means honoring our roots and representing Peru with pride, respect, integrity, and professionalism. Our culture represents us. Our values set us apart. 🇵🇪🇺🇸 Peruvian Cultural FestivalPhotos from Peruvian Cultural Festival's post
Representing our culture in the United States is both a privilege and a great responsibil... More

10/10/2026

Wildlife Safari in Winston denied accreditation by Association of Zoos & Aquariums Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wildlife Safari in Winston denied accreditation by Association of Zoos & Aquariums
After 40 years of accreditation by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums a renewal by Wild... More

10/10/2026

Tiger kills man in enclosure at English wildlife park Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tiger kills man in enclosure at English wildlife park
A man is dead Saturday after he entered the tiger enclosure at a wildlife park in northern... More

10/10/2026

How to watch Georgia vs Alabama football streaming live for free today Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch Georgia vs Alabama football streaming live for free today
An SEC heavyweight clash highlights the college football schedule today as No 2 Georgia tr... More

10/10/2026

Meet Captain Fathom, the dog that deployed with the USS Abraham Lincoln Featured News by Oregon Today News
Meet Captain Fathom, the dog that deployed with the USS Abraham Lincoln
Captain Fathom a 3-year-old Labrador was the only dog aboard the USS Abraham Lincoln durin... More

10/10/2026

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