A jury has decided that convicted killer Ricardo Serrano will die for his crimes. In other news this morning…
Google now offers a bike-ride mapping feature, but we still have the best directions to your morning news needs…
TriMet’s Green Line is running behind schedule this morning because of mechanical problems on a train that was making abrupt stops in downtown Portland during the morning commute.
An eight-year-old boy was injured this morning when he fell after riding on the rear bumper of his father’s car this morning in Clark County. The boy landed on the road in front of an address on the 21000 block of Northeast 227th Avenue, according to Battalion Chief Jeff Stewart of Clark County Fire District 3.
This morning’s Oregonian reports on how one family is raising money to pay for a mom’s new kidney and The Anchorage Daily News has some bad news for wolves.
So you’ve had your morning coffee and actually gotten some work done. Time for lunch! But first, get caught up on local headlines…
Sallie Lawson Fifield, 49, was arrested by the FBI this morning.
It seems like everyone who isn’t married now gets a chance at reality TV fame.
News from Portland and Oregon this morning includes a wrap up of Sunday’s auditions for “America’s Got Talent” and a look at Molalla High School’s Share the Love fundraiser.
