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Month: February 2017

OSP trooper shot on Christmas is back home

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) – An Oregon State Police trooper who was shot several times during a Christmas night shooting is out of the hospital after 48 days of recovery. OSP said in an email Sunday that Trooper Nic Cederberg has returned home. Cederberg is an Army veteran and seven-year veteran of the agencyt. Cederberg’s wife,

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Searchers find missing Mt. Hood snowboarder

GOVERNMENT CAMP, Ore. (AP) – A 19-year-old snowboarder reported missing Saturday after riding out of bounds of the Timberline Ski Area on Mount Hood was found safe by searchers overnight, authorities said Sunday.. Around 1:15 a.m., Mountain Wave SAR, a volunteer non-profit that assists in search and rescue efforts, said on Twitter that the missing

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Wash. pipeline protesters block lanes of I-5

BELLINGHAM, Wash. (AP) – Protesters upset by the construction of the Dakota Access pipeline temporarily blocked the northbound lanes of Interstate 5 through the city of Bellingham, Washington. The highway was blocked for about an hour starting at 12:30 p.m. Saturday. The Bellingham Herald says demonstrators were upset over Tuesday’s decision by the federal government

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DA drops harassment charge against DCSO deputy

(Updated to add terms of community service, still on paid leave) Deschutes County District Attorney John Hummel said Friday he’s dropped a harassment charge filed against an off-duty Deschutes County sheriff’s deputy who grabbed and bruised a woman’s arm after a fender-bender parking lot crash on Christmas Eve. Hummel said the charge was dismissed based

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Snowboarder dies at Wash. ski area

SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) – A snowboarder who died after falling into a tree well at the 49 Degrees North ski area was not on an established ski run at the time. Friends and family members have identified the man as Nathan Redberg, who died on Monday at the ski area near Chewelah. The Spokesman-Review says

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Reminder: Plan ahead for summer permits

With event season just around the corner, Deschutes County encourages people who are planning events and large outdoor gatherings in unincorporated rural areas to apply for the necessary permits at least 90 days prior to a scheduled event. “Permits are required to protect the public,” said Deschutes County Community Development Director Nick Lelack. “They address

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Gladstone murder-for-hire case finally resolved

GLADSTONE, Ore. (AP) – Nearly six years after Debbie Higbee-Benton was killed in her Gladstone hair salon, all three people involved in the murder-for-hire plot have been sentenced to prison. On Friday, 59-year-old Susan Ellen Campbell pleaded guilty to aggravated murder. She was sentenced to life in prison. Earlier in the week, her son, 36-year-old

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USC women upset No. 9 Oregon State 70-50

CORVALLIS, Ore. (AP) – Sadie Edwards scored 17 points, Courtney Jaco had 15 and Southern California upset No. 9 Oregon State 70-50 on Friday night, snapping the Beavers’ seven-game winning streak. Sydney Wiese had 17 points to lead Oregon State (22-3, 11-2 Pac-12) . With two assists, Wiese moved within one of Leilani Estavan’s career

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