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June 25, 2021

Portland protesters smash windows of police car, flatten tires after officer-involved shooting: officials

Portland police have released more information about Thursday night’s fatal officer-involved shooting and the events that followed when a mob of protesters took to the city’s streets, where some flattened tires and broke windows on at least one police car in the area, authorities said.

June 25, 2021

National weather forecast: Severe weather sweeps Plains, Midwest as heat builds again in West

Severe storms and flooding will continue across the Central Plains and Midwest. 

June 25, 2021

Mob gathers in Portland after deadly officer-involved shooting; some throw items at officers

A group of protesters in Portland, Ore., gathered in the city’s Lloyd district Thursday night to demonstrate against an officer-involved shooting in the area earlier that left a suspect wounded, the police said.

June 24, 2021

Washington, Oregon in for historic, dangerous heat wave

The Pacific Northwest is in for potentially historic and life-threatening heat through the weekend.

June 23, 2021

Portland police commander on 'Hannity': Riot squad resigning was a 'long time coming'

The Portland Police Department rapid response commander on Tuesday spoke out after the entire squad resigned amid ongoing violence in the city.

June 22, 2021

Laura Ingraham blames Democrat policies for crime surge

Fox News host Laura Ingraham discussed Democrats' policies that she believes are causing huge crime waves across major American cities, Tuesday on “The Ingraham Angle.”

June 22, 2021

Police union says media, politicians ‘gaslighting’ public into supporting defund movement

The nation’s largest police union on Tuesday slammed politicians and the media for fueling anti-police sentiment across the country.

June 22, 2021

Portland police officers will no longer make certain traffic stops, must follow new consent search guidelines

Portland police officers have been instructed to no longer make traffic stops for certain kinds of non-safety-related moving violations and to change their approach to consent searches as the department grapples with a lack of resources and available officers, the city’s mayor and top officials announced Tuesday. 

June 22, 2021

Reporter on Portland's new tourism ads: 'There's a reason I only go there for work'

Townhall Senior Writer Julio Rosas reacted Tuesday to a newly released ad campaign to attract tourism to Portland, Oregon as the city experiences continued unrest and rising crime.

June 21, 2021

Will Cain: 'It has become undeniable' the United States is 'less safe today than it was yesterday'

As President Biden prepares to address the nation's crime surge, "Fox News Primetime" host Will Cain highlighted how Democratic officials have either been unresponsive to the continued violence.