Todd Unger

3 weeks ago | koin.com | Todd Unger

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Memories fade over time, but June 4, 2010 remains vivid for Kaine Horman. “Going down to meet him at the bus stop and he’s not there, and then it progresses very quickly,” Horman told KOIN 6 News. “The stress, the panic, I think the general traumatization of the whole scenario.”Wednesday marks 15 years since his 7-year-old son Kyron was last seen at Portland’s Skyline Elementary science fair with his stepmother, Terri Horman. He vanished.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Todd Unger

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Picture writing a five-figure check for a new barn or out building, only to encounter months of delays and setbacks, which often ended with little to no construction on the project. That’s the reality for certain families in southwest Washington and Oregon, who share similar stories of unfinished work and big dollar losses at the hands of a local barn-building outfit. Dr. George Apostolopoulos lives on a little over an acre in the small community of Boring.

1 month ago | koin.com | Todd Unger

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — Picture writing a five-figure check for a new barn, only to encounter months of delays and setbacks, which often ended with little to no construction on the project. That’s the reality for certain families in southwest Washington and Oregon, who share similar stories of unfinished work and big dollar losses at the hands of a local barn-building outfit. Dr. George Apostolopoulos lives on a little over an acre in the small community of Boring.

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Todd Unger

ASTORIA, Ore. (KOIN) — Drive 11 miles east of Astoria along Old Highway 30 and a small memorial remembering the life of Tony White Jr. still stands next to the road. More than 20 years later, the details surrounding his hit-and-run death in the community of Svenson remain a big mystery. “That’s not a stretch of road that someone unfamiliar with the area would be taking,” said Clatsop County Sheriff’s Sgt. Jason Hoover. “There just was not a lot to go on, not a lot of physical evidence.

1 month ago | koin.com | Todd Unger

ASTORIA, Ore. (KOIN) — Drive 11 miles east of Astoria on Old Highway 30 and a small memorial remembering the life of Tony White Jr. still stands next to the road. More than 20 years later, the details surrounding his hit-and-run death in the community of Svenson remain a big mystery. “That’s not a stretch of road that someone unfamiliar with the area would be taking,” said Clatsop County Sheriff’s Sgt. Jason Hoover. “There just was not a lot to go on, not a lot of physical evidence.