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Robbery suspect shot store clerk, then crashed backyard BBQ in Wood Village, court records allege

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The barbecue get-together in Wood Village had been underway for hours when the uninvited guest walked through the home’s backyard gate sometime after 10 p.m. on Sept. 8. Witnesses later told police that the 6-foot-tall man — who was dressed in a black shirt and yellow pants, with a black mask covering his face — eased past several of the people there and asked them to be quiet, court records show.Wood Village · Wood Village Read Article

Suspect in Wood Village shooting arrested

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Deputies arrested a 25-year-old man in a shooting that left a person critically wounded on Monday night, according to the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office.Wood Village · Wood Village Read Article

UPDATE: MCSO INVESTIGATING SHOOTING, 1 PERSON INJURED IN WOOD VILLAGE, OREGON

Multnomah Co. Sheriff's Office MULTNOMAH COUNTY, OR (September 9th, 2025) — The Multnomah County Sheriff's Office (MCSO) is providing an update on the critical injury shooting that occurred in Wood Village. Read More …Wood Village · Wood Village See the Story

Man critically injured in shooting during possible robbery attempt in Wood Village

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Detectives believe the shooting happened during a robbery in the 23700 block of Northeast Halsey Street in the small, east Multnomah County city.Wood Village · Wood Village Read Article

Fleeing Floods, Flocking To Heat: Americans Are Overwhelmingly Moving To The Fastest-Warming Areas

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Key Points Climate change is shaping migration patterns throughout the United States. While Americans are moving away from coastal areas with high flood risk, they are relocating en masse to areas with high heat risk. New NASA population projections show population growth in fast-warming counties will far outpace overall U.S. growth, increasing the risk of heat-related mortality. What does financial planning look like in an uncertain future?…Wood Village · Wood Village Read Article