Jamie Parfitt is a journalist based in Portland, Oregon. With a focus on local news, Jamie writes for KGW-TV and WLTX-TV, covering a wide range of topics including politics, law, community issues, and human interest stories. Their work has also been featured in KDRV-TV, KDKF-TV, and the Charlotte Business Journal.
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By: Jamie Parfitt
Noureddine Dib, 42, faces five counts, including second-degree attempted murder and first-degree assault with a firearm.
By: Jamie Parfitt
Vancouver police said the man fired a shotgun slug into the family's windshield. It went through the back of an empty car seat.
By: Jamie Parfitt
For the first time since 1912, wildlife officials say salmon are returning to tributaries on the Oregon side of the Klamath Basin.
This election is the first time Portland has used ranked-choice voting, so there are plenty of questions about the nitty gritty details. We took a closer look.
By: Jamie Parfitt
Law enforcement sources told the New York Times about the messages, but said investigators are still working to identify the suspect and the true motive.
By: Jamie Parfitt, Evan Watson
Law enforcement sources told the New York Times about the messages, but said investigators are still working to identify the suspect and the true motive.
By: Jamie Parfitt
Election workers know of six ballots that remain unidentified, and acknowledged that others may have burned completely.
Police said a suspect sped away from a traffic stop before crashing and running from the car. They're believed to be armed with a gun.
By: Jamie Parfitt, Devon Haskins
Both suspect Travis Ward and the victim were at the mall with their families for a Halloween trick-or-treating event, according to a police affidavit.
Steve Stadum, J.D., becomes interim president effective Tuesday, replacing Danny Jacobs after the outgoing president's resignation late last month.
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