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County kills city's sewer contract
Clackamas County last week canceled its sewer provider contract with Milwaukie, giving the city until July 31 to negotiate new rates before the county simply starts billing the city at whatever it deems a reasonable rate.
Suspect in stabbing surrenders at Clackamas County Jail
A man suspected in the Friday stabbing of a Vancouver man turned himself in today to the Clackamas County Jail in Oregon City.
$1 million settlement reached in 2005 shooting near Sandy
The city of Sandy and a former police officer have reached a $1 million settlement with the family of a 27-year-old Gresham man who was unarmed, naked, burned and bleeding when police shot him to death in 2005.
Courts Challenged by Faith Healing Cases
Carl and Raylene Worthington hold hands during opening statements on Monday, June 29, 2009 in Clackamas County Circuit Court in Oregon City, Ore.
The Clackamas County Board of Commissioners adopted fiscal year 2009-10 budgets during its regularly scheduled meeting June 25.
Milwaukie man jailed after pepper spraying officers
A Milwaukie man who has had run-ins with police in the past was taken into custody Tuesday afternoon after he fired pepper spray at officers.
Couple's trial revolves around lack of doctor June 30, 2009
Lawyers for parents charged in the death of their 15-month-old daughter said Monday the couple never thought the child was dying as they and other members of their church went through rituals such as anointing her with oil and the laying on of hands.
Lawyers paint opposing pictures of child's...
Carl and Raylene Worthington begin trial on charges for neglecting to get medical care for their daughter The Oregon City News, Jun 29, 2009 Tiny Ava Worthington was either a sickly child who, in the final weeks before her March 2, 2008, death, was beset by illnesses that caused her to waste away, or she was a happy, active child who fell victim to ...
Oregon man upset by McDonald's order calls 911 repeatedly
A man upset at the way McDonald's employees handled his order was charged after allegedly calling 911 repeatedly on Friday to report the restaurant had robbed him, authorities said.
Climber rescued after breaking leg on Mt. Hood
Rescue crews on Sunday helped retrieve a climber who fell and broke his leg while on Mount Hood early Sunday.
Man wanted in Clackamas stabbing case
Police are looking for a man accused of stabbing another man in front of a Clackamas home Friday night.
Clackamas County severs Milwaukie sewer agreement
The Clackamas County commissioners today terminated the county's wholesale sewer service agreement with city of Milwaukie, giving both sides 30 days to reach a rate agreement.
Group takes off with stash of Blue Ray discs in SE Fred Meyer robbery
Four suspects were on the loose after a brazen robbery at a Southeast Portland Fred Meyer.
Investigation launched over Ward Weaver's art
PORTLAND, Ore. - KATU has learned the Oregon Department of Corrections is launching an investigation into a Web site claiming it is selling art created by convicted killer Ward Weaver.
Alleged thief's backside caught on tape
A Damascus man is behind bars and stands accused of being the bumbling burglar whose bare backside was caught on video during a break-in at a local pub.
Three teens arrested in Happy Valley burglary investigation
Three teenage serial burglary suspects were arrested Sunday night in Happy Valley after a tip from a homeowner.
Clackamas County Fire District 1 jumps on the Twitter bandwagon
Clackamas County Fire District 1 has rushed to the head of the high-tech pack by sending out daily updates on Twitter.
Bumbling burglar's pants no match for gravity
Authorities are trying to link a man to a Damascus burglary that occurred early Thursday in which the criminal struggled to keep up his pants and ended up falling over a curb during his escape.
Renewing the county's fight against West Nile virus likely will be up to voters
Intensive efforts are now cranking up to identify mosquitoes known to carry and transmit West Nile virus.