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1 week ago | kgw.com | Ashley Koch |Ashley Grams |Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

CORVALLIS, Ore. — The ACLU of Oregon is suing the federal government on behalf of an Oregon State University student, one of at least 600 international students who've had their visas suddenly revoked by the Trump administration. Filed Wednesday, the ACLU of Oregon, Innovation Law Lab and NELSON | SMITH LLP asks the U.S. District Court of Oregon to reinstate Aaron Ortega Gonzalez's F-1 student status after the Ph.D. student from Mexico had his visa unexpectedly canceled on April 4.

2 weeks ago | kgw.com | Anthony Macuk |Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

CORNELIUS, Ore. — Two of the three children found dead in a Cornelius home were students at Cornelius Elementary School, the Forest Grove School District confirmed Wednesday. The bodies of the three children — ages 2, 5 and 7 — and their 37-year-old mother were all found Tuesday afternoon in an outbuilding connected to a home near the 300 block of North 15th Avenue, according to the Washington County Sheriff's Office. Their identities have not been released.

4 weeks ago | kgw.com | Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

PORTLAND, Ore. — A Multnomah County judge sentenced a man in connection with shooting his partner in the neck and leaving her body in a Northwest Portland park in 2022. On Tuesday, Jake Phillips, 40, was found guilty of second-degree murder with a firearm and unlawful use of a firearm, both constituting as domestic violence, according to the Multnomah County District Attorney's Office. He was sentenced to life in prison, with a possibility of parole after 25 years. On Sept.

1 month ago | kgw.com | Blair Best |Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola |Jamie Parfitt

PORTLAND, Ore. — A Portland nonprofit says that the county's planned cuts to its homeless programs and budget gap has it worried for its future. Inside Stone Soup's Southeast Portland production kitchen, every week, the crew makes about 1,700 free meals for those in need.

1 month ago | kgw.com | Amy-Xiaoshi DePaola

PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland Public Schools (PPS) is under investigation by the U.S. Department of Education for allegedly violating Title IX by allowing a trans athlete to compete in a girls' track and field competition. On Tuesday, the Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights sent a letter to Superintendent Dr. Kimberlee Armstrong, notifying her of the investigation.