Fedor Zarkhin is a Breaking News and Enterprise Reporter at The Oregonian. He specializes in reporting on crime and social issues, with a keen focus on regional interests and environmental topics, including climate change. Fedor's work has been featured in multiple publications, including The Oregonian / OregonLive.com, East Oregonian, and The Seattle Times.
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Fedor Zarkhin's focus is primarily on local crime and health-related matters in the Portland area of Oregon. His coverage indicates a strong emphasis on evolving stories, breaking news, government announcements related to crime or health issues, and data-driven reporting.
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By: Fedor Zarkhin
The victim was “visibly distraught” and clinging to officers when she finally escaped.
By: Fedor Zarkhin
A woman was arrested last week after allegedly trying to kidnap a one-year-old child, court records show.
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Portland’s statue popped up Sunday and was gone by Monday.
| A man on a scooter crashed and died early Friday morning in Portland's Brentwood-Darlington neighborhood, officials said.
Two Oregon mushroom hunters have been rescued foraging in the Coast Range in one week.
By: Fedor Zarkhin
The Oregon man was rescued and plans to go back into the woods again.
By: Zaeem Shaikh, Fedor Zarkhin
The accused man and the man who died were with children at the mall’s Halloween trick-or-treating event.
By: Fedor Zarkhin
One of Portland's most well known queer bars was recently vandalized, but a performer's plea for help quickly raised the money necessary for repairs.
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