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Nearly a year after retired Oregon City veterinarian Steven Milner was convicted of second-degree murder for killing the husband of an assistant he became obsessed with, he has agreed to a $1.2 million settlement with his victim’s estate.

"I don’t think we’re yet living in a world where anyone’s really of the view that the president’s authority is so complete as to not be subject to any limitations under any circumstances."

Defense lawyers who aren’t involved in the case say the U.S. Department of Justice seems to have reached to get Billups into the cases and may struggle to win a conviction against him if the case goes to trial.

Portland police say they are investigating a possible arson outside of City Councilor Candace Avalos’ East Portland home.

A second indictment describes a NBA coach matching Billups’ description passing along information about the Blazers’ star players sitting out a game.

When Portlanders take to the streets today to oppose President Donald Trump’s deployment of troops to the city and support people targeted by his immigration agents, they’ll be marching in formation with the City Council. 

The continuation of the case will keep attention focused on some of the participants’ larger aim—to end Oregon’s vote-by-mail system.

The former journalist went on a 2022 spree targeting Portland-area minority groups, baffling those who’d known him.

A Marine veteran intends to sue the federal government after twice being tackled to the ground last week by federal agents while protesting outside ICE headquarters in South Portland.

Six masked individuals threw paint on Kiln’s building and damaged 14 cars in its parking lot on Thursday evening.

Staffers at the Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Northwest Portland arrived early on July 29 to find several swastikas painted on the outside of the building.

The district’s CEO disputes one of the results and won’t pay his district’s share of election costs.