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A road rage incident in north Olympia resulted in one death after a suspect in a truck repeatedly rammed a car containing children. The victim suffered a medical emergency while the suspect fled the scene, later being arrested for first-degree manslaughter, DUI, and hit-and-run. Authorities found evidence of intoxication in the suspect's vehicle.
Noah Herrera, a leader of the 18th Street Gang, received a 12-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking in the Portland area. Authorities seized over 104 pounds of meth and other drugs linked to Herrera, who was also found with firearms and cash during his arrest in November 2022.
Firefighters extinguished a two-alarm fire on Johnson Creek Boulevard early Tuesday morning, closing surrounding roads for safety. The fire, reported around 1:20 a.m., resulted in no injuries, but investigators have yet to determine its cause.
Monti Carlo explores Reno's vibrant food scene in the show "Let's Eat," highlighting unexpected culinary delights. From decadent pastries at Perenn Bakery to the cultural significance of Louis Basque Corner, the city offers a rich tapestry of flavors that challenge preconceived notions of its dining landscape.
Police arrested Derek Hinzmann for attempted murder after he allegedly pointed a gun at a woman and fired at her car in Vancouver, Washington. Officers apprehended him shortly after a disturbance call, discovering a pistol and ammunition in his vehicle. Hinzmann now faces multiple charges, including reckless endangerment.
The City of Portland announced the implementation of a permanent administrative rule governing transient lodging facilities, following City Council amendments to Title 24 Building Regulations. The new regulations aim to establish minimum fire and life safety construction standards, and public testimony is invited prior to final enactment.
Advocates in Oregon criticized a proposed $2.2 billion transportation funding package for lacking sufficient support for public transit and safety measures. Hilda Perez, a Forest Grove resident, highlighted the challenges faced by low-income families relying on inadequate public transportation. The proposal seeks to raise revenue through increased fees but may not address the needs of marginalized communities.
Japanese glass artist Kurumi Conley blends her heritage with art, creating pieces inspired by traditional Japanese garments. She plans to showcase her work at My People's Market, running from June 28 to December 7, 2025, at the Oregon Convention Center. Conley’s intricate glass creations reflect her journey from Kyoto to Portland, allowing her to share her cultural identity.
Pro Time Lawn Seed, a Portland-based eco-lawns and native seed mix company, celebrates its contributions to the local community as part of Small Business Week. Established in 1979, the company emphasizes sustainability and innovation in its offerings. The business highlights Fleur de Lawn, a flowering eco-lawn, as a must-try for first-time visitors.
Police arrested Samir Pazzoto-Filho for crashing into a motorcycle rider during a road rage incident on Highway 26. He faces charges of second-degree assault, unlawful use of a weapon, and hit-and-run. The motorcycle rider has been released from the hospital following the 6:15 a.m. crash on Monday.