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'Home Improvement' star Zachery Ty Bryan arrested for domestic violence (again)

Zachery Ty Bryan, 'Home Improvement' alum, has been arrested for domestic violence three years after a prior incident.

 

FBI looks for more possible victims after woman escapes from cinder block cage in Oregon

Authorities say a man who posed as an undercover police officer kidnapped a woman in Seattle, drove her hundreds of miles to his home in Oregon and locked her in a cinder block cell until she bloodied her hands breaking the door to escape.

 

Too much zucchini this summer? Turn it into a race car at this Salem event

The first zucchini race of the season took place Tuesday at the center's National Night Out event. Two more races will be held later in August.

 

New Oregon education laws address equity issues for Pacific Islander students, others

Gov. Tina Kotek joined community leaders, educators and other lawmakers for a ceremonial signing of seven bills surrounding education Wednesday.

 

Red flag warning issued for lightning with potential to kickstart more wildfires

A red flag warning has been issued across much central and eastern Oregon for "abundant lightning" on Thursday and Friday.

 

Petitioners submit more than 10k signatures in effort to send payroll tax to Salem voters

The petitioner working to refer a payroll tax passed by Salem City Council to voters submitted 10,262 signatures to the city Tuesday.

 

Ball pythons overrun Florida neighborhood: 'We have found 22 in a matter of four weeks'

Residents of the St. Augustine neighborhood are scrambling to figure out what to do with all the pythons, which likely escaped or are released pets.

 

Arizona man was trapped in his Tesla on a 100 degree day; here's how to get out

An Arizona man said his Tesla battery died, locking him inside the vehicle with no way out on a 100-degree day. Here's how Tesla's manual door works.

 

Outcast no more: Abandoned pup finds forever home with New Hampshire police officer

The pup was first called Outcast. But no longer a stray, he is now named Copper -- and living the best life with Hampton Sgt. Matthew Robinson.

 

Former newspaper editor pleads not guilty to paying girls for sexually explicit images

A former Spokesman-Review and Statesman Journal editor is accused of paying girls for sexually explicit images.

 

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