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Wood Village leaders express concern over plan to increase ambulance response times goal (opens the original)
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WOOD VILLAGE, Ore. (KATU) — Leaders in Wood Village are speaking out about a proposal that would allow ambulances more time to reach people facing life-threatening medical emergencies. Multnomah County commissioners are set to discuss a plan that could increase the ambulance response-time goal from eight minutes to 15 minutes in Wood Village, Fairview and Troutdale. The current eight-minute standard was set for faster service, but county officials say keeping it would require adding about two-an
Authorities ID suspect killed in SE Portland police shooting; K9 wounded by friendly fire (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — New details are emerging after last week’s deadly shooting involving police and a wanted murder suspect in Southeast Portland. Authorities identified the man killed in the shootout as 39-year-old Eddie Brandon Todd Campbell of Portland. The shooting happened outside the Chestnut Tree Inn after a fast-moving investigation began earlier that morning, when Gresham police officers found 60-year-old Jeff Thompson shot to death inside his home on Southeast Market Street. Gresha
Lawsuit: Parents claim Salem Hospital told them to drive dead infant home to Seattle (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A Washington couple is suing Salem Health Hospitals & Clinics, Salem Health, and a doctor after the death of their infant son, claiming the hospital forced them to drive his body home themselves. According to the lawsuit filed in Multnomah County Circuit Court, Aleksandr Yeremeyev and Nataliya Yeremeyev of King County allege their son Michael, born with Down syndrome and other serious health issues, died at Salem Hospital on Sept. 22, 2024, after experiencing breathing pr
Records question city oversight of Centennial Mills before fire sparked asbestos concerns (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — New public records are raising concerns about the level of oversight the city kept on the Centennial Mills building before it burned, posing an asbestos danger for the nearby community. Leading up to the fire, Portland Fire and Rescue (PF&R) crews found people living in the vacant building and evidence of open flames. KATU has been following the issue closely, reviewing inspection reports as well as communications between the building owner and city agencies to determine
Records reveal repeated fire violations at Centennial Mills before devastating blaze (opens the original)
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PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — A long trail of unanswered safety issues stretches behind Centennial Mills, from city oversight to recent problems under new ownership. KATU has been investigating inspection records to understand what the city knew about code violations at Centennial Mills and how those concerns were handled before a fire broke out on Aug. 2. A copy of those inspection reports is included below. The city of Portland bought the property in February 2000. Inspectors found problems soon aft
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