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- Oct 1, 2026
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McMinnville missed a legal deadline to disclose its data breach. It won’t say why. (opens the original)
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MCMINNVILLE Ore. (KPTV) - The City of McMinnville knew something was wrong with its computer network in mid-July. It didn’t tell the public until mid-September. And it didn’t send formal notice to the people whose Social Security numbers and driver’s license numbers may have been stolen until September 29 — a date the city’s own account suggests came more than a month past the deadline Oregon law sets for this kind of thing. The city isn’t disputing any of that timeline. It just won’t explain it
Bike protest demands Dundon ‘pay his fair share’ for Portland Moda Center (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - Dozens of cyclists circled the Moda Center on Saturday as part of a rally demanding a “fairer” renovation deal from Trail Blazers owner Tom Dundon, whom organizers say has refused to put any of his own money toward the project. The event, dubbed “Moda Center 500,” was organized by Sunrise PDX, the Portland Association of Teachers, City of Portland Professional Workers, the Portland DSA and other groups. It began with a rally featuring local labor leaders and city officials
Family says Clark County deputy stabbed man 17 times — then cameras went silent (opens the original)
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VANCOUVER Wash. (KPTV) - The family of a man who died after being stabbed by a Clark County sheriff’s deputy last year has filed a $27 million claim against the county, alleging the killing was unjustified and that deputies muted their body cameras in the chaotic minutes afterward. Attorneys Mark Lindquist and Angus Lee filed the claim Thursday on behalf of the family of Marc Fogle, a 54-year-old commercial truck driver who died after being stabbed 17 times by Deputy Bryson Layton inside a Washi
Portland Council to vote on ban on secret NDAs with Data Center Developers (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - The Portland City Council will consider a measure this week designed to block secret negotiations with data center developers, amid growing regional concern over the industry’s massive consumption of electricity and water. Under a resolution scheduled for a vote Wednesday, the council urges the city administrator and top municipal officials to refuse to sign non-disclosure agreements regarding any potential data center projects in Portland. The measure also instructs city
Court filings reveal PPB caught Border Patrol agent picking up bullet at shooting scene (opens the original)
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PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - When Portland police arrived to secure an eastside medical clinic parking lot where federal agents had just shot two people in January, a local patrol officer caught something on his body camera that wasn’t supposed to happen: a U.S. Border Patrol agent picking up a live bullet from the ground. The confrontation, detailed in newly unsealed federal court records, shows the Portland officer stepped in and stopped the federal agent from walking away with physical evidence fro
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