Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie Wight removed from job by Trump administration
Oregon’s U.S. Attorney Natalie K. Wight on Tuesday was told to step down from the job, a long-anticipated move since Donald Trump became president for a second term. Her first assistant, William Narus, 48, will serve as acting U.S. attorney until the administration nominates Wight’s replacement.
The Lane County District Attorney ruled that law enforcement officers involved in a December 2024 officer-involved shooting ...
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Grant County District Attorney Jim Carpenter's search of the phone without a warrant was “a troubling example of the ...
Justice veteran Natalie K. Wight has been ousted as Oregon's top prosecutor as Trump administration initiates sweeping ...
A man accused of giving drugs to a 12-year-old girl and sexually assaulting her later fired several shots at a sheriff’s ...
Oregon voters approved a first-of-its-kind law to decriminalize all hard drugs. But after three disastrous years, the state ...
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Former Oregon engineer charged after keeping 4,000 files of semiconductor trade secretsA former Oregon engineer pleaded guilty on Thursday to possessing semiconductor trade secrets from a previous employer, the U ...
A 26-year-old man died after a police shooting in Madras on Thursday night, law enforcement officials say.The Jefferson ...
Acting Jefferson County District Attorney Steven Leriche on Friday identified the man killed in Thursday evening's ...
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9,500 attend telephone town hall hosted by Congresswoman Dexter, Attorney General RayfieldDuring the telephone town hall on Thursday, Rep. Maxine Dexter and Attorney General Dan Rayfield vowed to hold the executive ...
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