HeyJaredJulia Lopez
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Oregon health officials warn of early flu season, rising measles cases (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - State health officials say flu season has arrived early in Oregon, and COVID-19 is still in its summer surge. The Oregon Health Authority (OHA) says the flu positivity rate is already rising at 3.2% as of Wednesday. Measles cases are also increasing, with 58 cases reported to the OHA as of Monday. Regular testing of wastewater is detecting more cases. “I’d like to remind everyone to think about loved ones, friends, and neighbors,” said Dr. Dean Sidelinger, OHA state epidem
Swan Island businesses report losses as I-5 Rose Quarter closure continues (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Businesses on Swan Island say the ongoing I-5 closure through the Rose Quarter is cutting into sales, as transportation crews reach the halfway point of the construction project. Face Plant, a restaurant on Swan Island, is reporting losses in the thousands since the closure began. “There was a quietness since the shutdown that we’re not used to. Like, I don’t want to use the term ghost town, but it kind of felt like that in a sense,” said Sarah Hurley, Face Plant general m
Plate readers used by Gresham Police to track suspect in deadly officer-involved shooting (opens the original)
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GRESHAM, Ore. (KPTV) - An officer-involved shooting in Gresham resulted in the death of a murder suspect and a police K9 on Thursday. Police say they used license plate reading technology to track the suspect’s location. Gresham Police found 60-year-old Jeff Thompson shot to death inside his home on Thursday. Within hours, officers confronted the suspect in Southeast Portland. After an exchange of gunfire, the suspect was killed. A police K9, Kylo, also died. “This person was a significant threa
Staff across Oregon’s 7 public universities to strike as fall semester begins (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Thousands of staff members are planning to strike Monday as public university students start the fall semester, unless a contract agreement is reached overnight. The Service Employees International Union (SEIU) spent the summer bargaining with higher education negotiators. The union says more than 4,600 dining, maintenance, IT and student support staff across Oregon’s seven public universities, including Portland State, are fighting for a fair contract, with cost of living
Analysts point to shifting dynamics in city’s new government as District 4 race heats up (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A large sign facing the Morrison Bridge is drawing attention to the Portland City Council District 4 race ahead of a ranked choice election in November. Portland City Councilor and District 4 candidate Mitch Green has been in the spotlight since tweets critical of the Portland Police Bureau during the 2020 riots resurfaced. “We have not had really competitive races like this in a while,” aid Jake Weigler, a partner with Praxis Political. Police Chief Bob Day said the tweet
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