Residents in a Portland neighborhood that has been terrorized by homeless squatters on an abandoned property say they will have to leave the city is something doesn't change.
Portland residents Angela Todd and Damian Bunting joined 'Fox & Friends First' to discuss how the crime crisis has devastated communities in the city.is expressing exasperation over homeless squatters cycling through an abandoned property next door and causing mayhem for the last five years.this week about the homeless encampment on a property that runs alongside his family’s.
"I don’t know how many times I’ve talked to police, because people are screaming, or someone is overdosing," Jacob Adams said."It’s just countless, countless first responders’ calls. We all have to love our neighbor no matter who they are. But at the point when they start setting your place on fire it becomes a little more difficult."
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Winter storms sow more chaos, shut down much of PortlandThe storms have trapped drivers on icy roads, knocked out power to hundreds of thousands and grounded hundreds of flights.
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Winter storm shuts down Portland, hammers Midwest; San Diego hit with first-ever blizzard warningA coast-to-coast winter storm is continuing to impact much of the U.S. on Friday and into the weekend, bringing widespread power outages and heavy snowfall.
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Why large Black communities call Texas home - Texas Wants to KnowWith more than 3.9 million, Texas is home to more Black residents than any other state. Yes, Texas is the second-most populous state in the U.S., but California has the most multiracial Black residents and New York has the most Hispanic Black residents. The Lone Star State is home to the most non-Hispanic, single-race Black residents. The single biggest reason? Slavery. But there's nuance to the answer too. Deborah Liles, the W.K. Gordon Chair of Texas history at Tarleton State University, explains what may have kept some Black residents in Texas after the Civil War, and Amber Sims, the executive director of the nonprofit Young Leaders, Strong City, details the progress that's been made and the steps we still need to take.
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Western Pa. residents near train derailment say, ‘We count, too,” ask not to be forgottenWestern Pa. residents near Ohio train derailment say, 'We count, too,' ask not to be forgotten.
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N.J. city seeks payback from corrupt cops who stole from residentsPaterson is suing six cops who stole from city residents.
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