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Merkley, Wyden offer opportunity for Oregonians to request tickets to inauguration

Oregon’s U.S. Senators Jeff Merkley and Ron Wyden have announced that Oregonians can request tickets to the 60th Inaugural Ceremonies scheduled for January 20, 2025. This opportunity underscores their commitment to engaging constituents in national events. Residents are encouraged to take advantage of this unique chance to participate in a significant political milestone.

Loved ones mourn death of Clackamas County woman and her two dogs after remains found

Loved ones are mourning the tragic death of Susan Lane-Fournier, a Clackamas County woman whose remains were recently discovered along with those of her two dogs. The community is deeply affected, especially as Lane-Fournier had been missing for over a week, raising concerns about her safety and well-being.

California man charged with murder, robbery in connection to Salem apt. fire homicide

A California man faces charges of murder and robbery related to a fatal fire in a Salem apartment that resulted in the death of Kristopher Douglas Stokes. The State Medical Examiner's Office conducted an autopsy, linking the suspect to the incident. This case sheds light on significant criminal activity affecting local communities.

Trader Joe's to open new store in Milwaukie, Oregon

Trader Joe’s is set to open a new store in Milwaukie, Oregon, on Tuesday, December 3. This expansion represents the company's commitment to community engagement and local development, promising new job opportunities and community initiatives. The store will also feature a ribbon-cutting ceremony to celebrate its opening.

What we can VERIFY about Enron’s return to the internet

Enron, once a colossal energy company, collapsed in 2001 due to a massive accounting scandal, but its recent re-emergence appears to be a sophisticated joke rather than a genuine comeback. The article verifies claims surrounding this revival and its implications, shedding light on the ongoing fascination with the infamous company's legacy.

Homicide victim discovered after Salem apartment fire; suspect arrested

A homicide investigation was initiated following the discovery of a 38-year-old man's body after a suspicious fire at an apartment complex in Salem. Police are treating both the death and the fire as suspicious, leading to the arrest of a suspect. This incident highlights significant concerns regarding safety in the community.

KGW Top Stories: 6 p.m., Monday December 2, 2024

KGW's top stories for December 2, 2024, highlight key local news events impacting the community. The broadcast covers pressing issues, providing viewers with timely updates and insights into regional developments. With a focus on local headlines, the report serves as a valuable resource for staying informed.

Daniel Gore sentenced to life in prison for murder of 13-year-old Milana Li

Daniel Gore has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of 13-year-old Milana Li, a case that shocked the community. Found guilty of sexually assaulting and killing Li in 2022, Gore was only 16 at the time of the crime but faced trial as an adult. This verdict underscores the serious legal implications for juvenile offenders involved in heinous crimes.

Community hosts vigil in honor of Susan 'Phoenix' Lane-Fournier after her alleged murder

Community members gathered to honor Susan "Phoenix" Lane-Fournier at a vigil following her alleged murder, which has shocked the local area. Friends, acquaintances, and co-workers remembered her as a strong and kind individual, while investigators suspect her husband may be involved in her death.

Albany Schools Union Tentative Deal Collapses; Strike Continues

A tentative deal to end the weeks-long strike in the Greater Albany Public Schools has collapsed just hours after its announcement. This development highlights ongoing tensions between the school district and its union, raising concerns about the future of education in Albany.

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