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A developmentally delayed woman was kidnapped and assaulted in Southeast Portland, leading to a suspect's arrest. This incident highlights ongoing concerns about safety and crime in the area, particularly affecting vulnerable populations.
A developmentally delayed woman was kidnapped and assaulted in Southeast Portland, prompting a swift police response and an arrest of the suspect involved. The incident raises concerns about safety for vulnerable populations in the area.
The "Beyond Van Gogh" and "Beyond Monet" immersive art exhibits will debut in Portland on October 29, 2024, allowing visitors to experience the works of these famous artists in a unique setting. The exhibitions will feature large projections of the artists' masterpieces, creating an engaging atmosphere enhanced by original scores. This innovative approach aims to redefine the way audiences connect with art.
Portland State University has commenced construction on its new Schnitzer School of Art + Art History + Design, with plans for completion set for fall 2026. This new facility aims to enhance the university's offerings in art and design, reflecting a significant investment in the local educational landscape.
Oregon State University researchers are investigating a straightforward solution to reduce bird collisions with wind turbines by painting one of the blades black. This innovative approach, backed by a report indicating a significant number of bird fatalities, aims to mitigate the impact of renewable energy infrastructure on wildlife.
A data entry error by Oregon's driver’s license agency led to the erroneous registration of over 300 noncitizens on voter rolls, with state officials confirming that only two of these individuals cast ballots. This incident raises questions about voter registration processes and oversight in the state.
Portland Fruit Tree Project is hosting a free Apple Press event at Gabriel Orchard on Thursday, September 26, from 6-7:30 p.m. This community-focused event invites residents to learn about apple cider production and enjoy a hands-on experience with local fruit.
Oregon Heart Center has filed a $15 million antitrust lawsuit against Salem Health, claiming the health system is using intimidation tactics to monopolize the cardiology market. The lawsuit, filed in Marion County Circuit Court, alleges that Salem Health is attempting to force OHC to join its network or drive it out of business.
A traffic-related death in Northeast Portland on September 4 has been ruled a suicide by authorities. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about mental health and public safety in the community.
Accessing mental health care can be particularly challenging for Oregonians with intellectual and developmental disabilities, as they often face barriers that isolate them from mainstream services. State lawmakers acknowledge these issues and emphasize the need for equitable treatment options. Alex Tenison, a 35-year-old with autism, personifies these struggles as he seeks relief from distressing auditory hallucinations.