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Two federal officers in tactical gear were filmed detaining a protester without identifying themselves or giving a reason for the arrest in a video posted on social media.

Police made several arrests as large crowds refused to disperse during more police brutality protests in the city.

Footage of the aftermath of last night's protests shows derogatory graffiti painted on the walls of the Portland Police Bureau's North Precinct.

Portland Police Chief Chuck Lovell estimated additional costs to the bureau exceeded $6.2 million, as demonstrators continue to hold daily rallies in the weeks after George Floyd's death.

The statue was spray-painted with the words "genocidal colonist," according to images shared on social media.

When officers could not leave the building, the police bureau took to Twitter to plead with the protesters to let the officers out.

The decision to allow officers to cover their names came after they were reportedly doxxed and had personal information shared online.

Portland Police said five arrests had been made while the incident was still ongoing early Saturday morning.

A shipment of 100 fraudulent COVID-19 test kits sent from China has been intercepted by officials in Oregon.

School bus stops are "sensitive locations" that ICE agents are meant to avoid conducting arrests at.

"Mother nature is unforgiving," the Oregon Coast Guard division wrote on Facebook. "Beaches along the Pacific Northwest are rugged and remote. Always know the current ocean conditions."

The boy's mother says she's struggling to put food on the table as she has taken so much time off work to be by his side.

Kansas City voted unanimously to get rid of bus fares Thursday, making it the first major U.S. city adopt entirely fare-free public transportation.

Harold Eugene Denson III was sentenced to 90 days in jail and will be made to write a 500-word essay on the process of becoming a United States citizen.

A chocolate cafe in Portland removed its signage, which included their name and three colonial ships, after an artist adjusted the display to link the brand to the trans-Atlantic slave trade.

"They're joking with each other, once he broke in, he's flexing his muscles, she blew him a kiss," a staff member at the Linnton Community Center said, describing two of the suspects.

Mercy Corps co-founder, Ellsworth Culver, was credibly accused by his daughter of serial sexual abuse but he continued to work there for another decade.

Three self-described counterfascist protesters are suing the city, claiming the Portland Police Bureau displayed excessive force against them when they were arrested.

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"Antifa stands for anti-fascism and I joined thinking I was going to be doing something good."

This isn't the first time the president has mentioned rebranding the anti-fascist left-wing movement as a terrorist group.

Carl Stanley Ross Sr., 62, was found deceased on Monday morning, two days after being reported missing. He was last seen during a concert at Oregon Zoo. The investigation continues.

"I just got beat up by the crowd, no police at all," Andy Ngo told a group of people recording him and asking questions. "Where the hell were all of you?"

"Attempting to bribe a federal law enforcement officer is a serious crime and will be met with equally serious consequences," U.S. Attorney for the District of Oregon Billy J. Williams said.

Bottles were thrown and pepper sprayed used during fighting between Proud Boys, Patriot Prayer members and Antifa protesters.

When the couple asked to be reseated, "the flight attendant denied the request."

But local authorities aren't convinced.

Until the 1990s, the disease would kill 500,000 children every year.

Clark County has confirmed 23 cases since January 1.

Six of the top 20 are in the U.S., but it's a British city that tops the list.