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Approval of $4.2 billion Columbia River Crossing project expected despite reservations
The proposed Columbia River Crossing bridge faces its last - and perhaps most serious - challenge Thursday afternoon when the Metro Council takes up the controversial project.
Portland firm wins D.C. library work
Anderson Krygier hired by District of Columbia Public Library to design signs for old and new buildings POSTED: 04:00 AM PDT Friday, July 18, 2008 BY SAM BENNETT When her work is finished, Elizabeth Anderson's ...
Inmate captured after escape from state van in NE Portland
Inmate Jeffrey Christopher Lane, 29, escaped from state custody this morning. A prisoner serving a sentence for burglary escaped from a van today in Northeast Portland as he was being transported to the ...
For assisted suicide: Teresa Grove
When it comes to physician-assisted dying, Teresa Grove wears her politics on her refrigerator door - and on her chest.
Fire Near Mount Adams Grows Sixfold Overnight
A forest fire near Mount Adams has grown six-fold in size overnight, said officials at the Northwest Interagency Coordination Center.
South Kitsap Man Reported Missing Is Found Dead in Portland
Code 911 YAHOO! SK Police/Fire By Brynn Grimley Bgrimley@Kitsapsun.com Originally published 03:55 p.m., July 13, 2008 Updated 03:55 p.m., July 13, 2008 Gordon Janssen A 66-year-old South Kitsap man reported ...
Wildfire's smoke can be seen from Yakima to Portland
A forest fire burning south of Mount Adams is creating a smoke plume visible from Yakima to Portland.
Neighbor saves day at house fire
An alert neighbor is being credited with preventing a fire from gutting a two-story house north of Orchards Saturday.
WA sailboat comes loose, hits bridge
Vancouver police are investigating whether somebody maliciously untied an 86-foot sailboat from its moorings after the boat sustained $100,000 damage to its mast.
BOOKS: Portland author plans book signing in Richland
Portland writer Tim Harnet will sign copies of his novel, Trompe L'oeil from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at Adventures Underground in the Uptown Shopping Center in Richland.
Portland-Vancouver area economy better off than U.S.
The Federal Reserve is the central bank of the United States and is charged with setting the nation's monetary policy.
Three cats killed in Minnehaha condo fire
At least three cats died, but no humans were reported hurt Wednesday afternoon in a fire at Royal Ridge Condos, 5005 N.E. St.
Adams says Portland will block I-5 Bridge project if city doesn't get its way
Adams, who represented Portland for three years on the Columbia River Crossing Task Force, laid down some strong conditions during the start of the Portland City Council's deliberations on whether to support a ...
Officers who fired shots at motorist due to talk
The case of several police officers who fired their guns at a motorist - as he allegedly drove toward them in a Ford Bronco - is as baffling as ever.
Portland transit system still expanding
PORTLAND, Ore. - Welcome to Railtown USA, where light rail and streetcar lines crisscross the metro area.
Three years ago, a police dog bit a 5-year-old Oregon girl in the face and ripped her cheek apart.
Suspect in satisfactory condition after police shooting
A man was shot by police early Saturday morning just outside Vancouver city limits, near the 19800 block of Northeast 58th Street.
Fire damages Sifton home; no one hurt
Vancouver Fire Department Capt. Dave Sturbelle, center, uses a thermal-imaging camera Thursday to make sure a fire at a Sifton-area home is extinguished.
Stephen and Lindsey Harper, witnesses to Saturday night's blaze, stop by The Park at Fox Pointe Apartments on Sunday to survey the damage.
New CEO named for Washington State Migrant Council
More than six months after a messy shakeup, the Washington State Migrant Council has chosen named a new chief executive.