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Oregon Revives Hatchbox Method to Boost Salmon Populations: A New Law Encourages Use in Coos County

Corey shares his personal experience of moving out of his long-time Venice Beach apartment, highlighting the discomfort and fear that comes with change. He emphasizes that growth often occurs during uncertain times and encourages listeners going through transitions to embrace the discomfort as a sign of evolution and new opportunities.

Family in Vancouver seeks answers after ICE vehicle allegedly runs over loved ones foot during arrest. Sister-in-law shares video of incident, highlighting familys distress and demand for accountability.

Portland police investigate fatal crash on North Columbia Boulevard, involving a pedestrian and two vehicles. One man dead, drivers present at scene. North Columbia Boulevard closed for investigation, heavy rail traffic halted. Authorities seek witnesses, no identity released yet.

Oregons Dungeness Crab Season Kicks Off, But Not Everywhere: A Balancing Act Between Fishing and Conservation The commercial Dungeness crab season in Oregon begins on December sixteenth, but only in the southern region from Cape Falcon to the California border. The northern area, north of Cape Falcon, remains closed due to unmet meat fill requirements. The U.S. Coast Guards return of a rescue helicopter to Newport adds to the complex situation, as the season opens under a fleet advisory due to whale entanglement concerns. This partial opening reflects the delicate balance between supporting the fishing industry and ensuring marine life sustainability.

Officer-involved shooting in Clackamas County: Investigation underway, road closure expected, details withheld

Adalynn Meade, a 16-month-old girl, is recovering from a severe dog attack in Salem, Oregon. The attack, involving two dogs owned by neighbor Melinda Walker, left Adalynn with a skull fracture and significant skin damage. Walker now faces charges for maintaining a dangerous dog and reckless endangering. The dogs had a history of aggressive behavior, including previous attacks on a child and a police officer. A dog-control hearing is scheduled for next week to determine the fate of the second dog involved in the attack.

Acuity International posted job listings for potential detention center roles in Portland, Oregon, sparking concern due to the absence of ICE detention centers in the state. The U.S. Coast Guards decision to keep a rescue helicopter in Newport, Oregon, adds to the uncertainty. Portland Mayor Wilson urges calm, emphasizing no confirmed plans and the citys commitment to transparency.

TriMet in Portland, Oregon, faces budget cuts, reducing MAX train services and bus frequencies. The Green Line may end at Gateway, requiring transfers for downtown access. More cuts are planned in March, affecting four bus routes. TriMet seeks community feedback to balance budget and maintain service.