Victim dies following bar stabbing in NE Portland [Video]
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Victim dies following bar stabbing in NE Portland [Video]

Published: Nov. 18, 2024 at 5:22 PM PST

A man has died from injuries suffered in a bar stabbing in the Kerns neighborhood over the weekend.

Dustin Ferreira is set to receive a $400,000 settlement payment from the City of Portland. The settlement would mark the end of Ferreria’s bodily injury lawsuit, which accuses the Portland Police Bureau of using excessive force against Ferreria during two separate incidents.

Starting in mid-December the downtown location of the Portland Clinic will no longer serve patients.

St. Helens High School students returned to class Tuesday in the wake of a teacher sex abuse scandal.

Nearly three dozen people were arrested during a two-month long human trafficking mission in northeast Portland.

The man behind the Portland-base Mr. Yoshida’s gourmet sauces is making a sweet return with the help from Cloud City Ice Cream.

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