Julia Lopez

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HILLSBORO Ore. (KPTV) - It was peanuts, Cracker Jacks and family time at the Hillsboro Hops stadium Sunday afternoon. The Mother’s Day game versus the Eugene Emeralds made sure moms were the real MVPs.The team, decked in pink, won 10-4 with the crowd cheering for home runs and the “Mom Cam” between innings. “I always like imagining people’s moms are out in the stands rooting for them,” said Kayla Tabari, who began a Mother’s Day game tradition for her first Mother’s Day last year.

5 days ago | kptv.com | Julia Lopez |Julia López

PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - An Oregon man sailing solo to Hawaii is entering week two of his journey. He said he was inspired to make a change after he was diagnosed with a spinal condition that could leave him paralyzed. His name is Oliver Widger, but many know him as Sailing with Phoenix (@sailingwithphoenix) on Instagram or TikTok. As of May 8, Widger and his cat Phoenix are on day nine on the Pacific and about 1,500 miles from Hawaii.

2 weeks ago | kptv.com | Julia Lopez |Julia López

BEAVERTON Ore. (KPTV) - Groups providing services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence are turning to the state for help after a cut to federal funds. They say if essential programs were slashed, the community would be in danger. “Domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault is all a part of my story,” said Lauren Riddle, one of those fighting to keep these lifelines going.

2 weeks ago | kptv.com | Julia Lopez |Julia López

OREGON CITY Ore. (KPTV) - A seventh grader is getting special recognition from Clackamas fire crews who say his quick actions saved his older brother’s life. On Tuesday, Skylar DeLaunay was surprised at lunchtime by Clackamas County Fire and Rescue at Garner Middle School. Back on March 7, Skylar woke up early and checked on his brother Jesse, who has a history of cerebral palsy and epilepsy, and uses a CPAP machine for sleep apnea. “I saw blood in his CPAP machine, like coming out of his mouth.

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GLADSTONE, Ore. (KPTV/Gray News) - A 19-year-old has been charged with second-degree murder following the death of his 6-week-old son, according to police in Oregon. On April 20, Gladstone police were notified that a child had been admitted to Randall Children’s Hospital with a severe brain injury. Police arrested 19-year-old Maliki Skutley, the boy’s father, for first-degree assault after their initial investigation. The boy, Paxton Schuler, then died April 23.