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'It's just a lack of concern for a human being'
Advocates for a Northwest Portland businesswoman, who cannot speak for herself and has people controlling her own estate, suspect she is the victim of elderly abuse.
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Huskies outlast Beavers 75-72
Terrence Ross had 21 points and 13 rebounds on Sunday to lead Washington to a 75-72 win over Oregon State.
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Volunteers pore over 10 tons of recycled paper for Powell clues
Volunteers sifted through 20,000 pounds of recycled paper Sunday at a landfill where Josh Powell may have dumped some material before killing himself and his sons in a gasoline-fueled inferno last weekend. More
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Dog dies after coyote attack in Gresham
A Gresham woman who witnessed a coyote attack her neighbor’s dog said she wants to warn others so it doesn’t happen again.
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Video: Top foosball players compete in Portland
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Man shot by robbery suspect in NE Portland
A man was shot early Sunday morning in Northeast Portland after two men attempted to rob him, police said.
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Mission Education: Oregon dives into reform
Tim Nesbitt, project manager for the Oregon Investment Project, told KATU’s Steve Dunn Sunday during "Your Voice, Your Vote" that it is imperative the state meets a high school graduation rate of 100 percent.
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Museum of the Oregon Territory reopens
Sunday marked the grand reopening of the Museum of the Oregon Territory in Oregon City.
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Salem shootout witness: 'It became real for me quick'
An armed robbery suspect who was shot by Salem police Friday evening was caught on surveillance video at a gas station minutes before a shootout with police.
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Ducks collect Evergreen State sweep, 78-69 over Wazzu
E.J. Singler scored 23 points, Oregon made a season-high 11 3-pointers, and the Ducks held on to defeat Washington State 78-69 on Saturday.
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Video: LaMarcus Aldridge on his 1st All-Star selection
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Family, teachers remember Powell boys in Tacoma
Hundreds gathered at a Tacoma church Saturday morning to remember and honor the sons of Susan Powell, who were killed on Sunday after their father killed them in a gas-fueled blaze. More
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Bill could keep seniors on property tax deferral program longer
Some Oregon seniors who are worried they won't be able to afford their property tax bill could get a break if proposed legislation goes into law.
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Companies might be charging your phone bill without your permission
If you get a spam text message, you probably delete it. But check carefully, because it could be a sign of "text cramming" – charges you don't want on your account.
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Everyday Heroes: Bridge Meadows
Bridge Meadows is a three generation housing community consisting of adoptive homes for children who've languished in foster care. But that's not all. There are also apartments for elders 55 and older.
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1st responders to Powell explosion struggling with grief, anger
Sunday's tragedy has especially impacted the first responders who were there, said officials with Graham Fire and Rescue. More
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Boy struggles for normalcy after shot in head
Austin Stokes was just 12 when his friend and neighbor, Jeremiah Riley, got a hold of his dad's 12-gauge shotgun, left out from duck hunting the day before, and aimed it in Austin’s direction.
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Salem police shoot, wound robbery suspect
Police said they responded to a takeover-style robbery at a FedEx Kinko's on Commercial Street SE and Alice.
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Detached garage explodes, sending man flying 20 feet
One person was burned in an explosion that rocked an Oregon City neighborhood Friday evening.
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Class ring man lost during high school turns up 50 years later
The ring ended up in a creek in Winlock back in 1962 and incredibly, someone found it and then took the time to track him down.
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Pizza business and government fight over food stamp use
In 2010, the government started letting local Little Caesars' franchises accept food stamps for take-and-bake pizzas. Then it abruptly changed its mind.
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Man asleep in back of truck wakes to a moving nightmare
Jeffery Young’s odyssey Thursday morning crossed two counties and went 24 miles before it ended with him fleeing from an armed suspect on a dark stretch of road.
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Cut The Clutter the Cheap and Easy Way
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8 Things You Should Never Say
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AMNW Design Challenge Week 3
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Pa. couple: We captured a purple squirrel
Jersey Shore resident Percy Emert says he and his wife, Connie, caught the purple squirrel Sunday in a trap with peanuts. He says even the insides of its ears were purple. More
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School food waste helps farmers
Trashed school lunches are getting a second chance on the menu, thanks to a recycling program that's turning the waste into fertilizer for farmers. Lonni Rivera reports.
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The $55,000 cupcake
Who says money can't buy love. As if the pressure of Valentines Day wasn't enough, Cupid has just upped the ante. Reporter Erika von Tiehl may have found the sweetest gift on earth. A real karat cake.
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Camas police want to contact man seen at elementary school
The man was seen last Tuesday around Grass Valley Elementary School in Camas during a basketball practice and the school district said the man didn't commit a crime but they are still looking for him.
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Local couple hopes mortgage settlement will save their home
Struggling homeowners in Oregon and Washington still have a lot of questions about what the settlement means for them. Who qualifies for help? And do you need to file any paperwork to get it? Or will the help come automatically?
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After many escapes, state promises changes at Oregon State Hosp.
The Oregon State Hospital, which treats the mentally ill, has faced a rash of escapes in recent years. KATU On Your Side Investigator Dan Tilkin traveled to Salem to get a tour of the hospital's new wing and see what is being done to protect the public and patients.
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Woman finds that kindness of strangers does exist
Crystal Mills found out that people really do care after she decided to help grant the dying wish of a local father with brain cancer.
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Ducks decimate Pac-12 leading Dawgs, 82-57
Reserve Carlos Emory scored 16 points and Oregon knocked off Washington with a resounding 82-57 victory Thursday night.
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Cunningham racks up 33 but Cougs claw Beavs, 83-73
Brock Motum had 24 points and nine rebounds to lead Washington State to an 83-73 win against Oregon State on Thursday night.
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Good Taste Noodle House near 82nd cleans up the grease
The grease is gone at the New Good Taste Noodle House near 82nd. But the inspector found new violations that brought the score down.
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Before gay marriage in Oregon, state constitution must be amended
In Oregon, lawmakers don’t have the same authority as Washington lawmakers, because in Oregon they are prohibited from pursuing such a change in the law.
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Grand jury clears Fairview officer of shooting, killing man
A grand jury decided Thursday that a Fairview police officer was justified in using deadly force during a disturbance call last month.
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Powell told sons he had 'big surprise' for them before explosion
Josh Powell, who blew up his home with his two sons inside on Sunday, had told the boys he had a "big surprise" for them as they ran toward his home moments before he attacked them with a hatchet and then lit the house on fire, ABC News reported Thursday.
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