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KXL-Afternoon News

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00:09:35

KXL Headlines 2/8/2022

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2022/02/09

1. It's a somber day as we say goodbye to a Vancouver Police Officer killed in the line of duty. 2. We know Oregon health officials are planning on ending the state's mask mandate, so what's the plan in Washington? 3. Why Republican lawmakers are opposing a proposal in the Oregon Legislature to give farmworkers a right to overtime pay.

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00:09:07

KXL Headlines 2/7/2022

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2022/02/08

1. We're following the story of a shooting this morning at a Fred Meyer in Richland, Washington. 2. Oregon health officials met this afternoon to talk about the state's mask mandate. 3. The deadline to ship out six million rapid covid tests to help fight omicron was the end of January. Now it’s February, and Oregonians are still waiting.

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00:09:32

KXL Headlines 2/4/2022

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2022/02/05

1. Looks like Portland is going close homeless camps located along roadways where there are a lot of accidents. 2. It's taken six months, but police officers and the City of Portland reportedly have reached a new agreement. Both parties call the agreement an investment in accountable and forward-thinking policing. 3. We're following the story of what Seattle's mayor has in mind to curb crime in his city.

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00:08:52

KXL Headlines 2/3/2022

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2022/02/04

1. A tough story to tell about 30-year-old firefighter from St. Paul who died in the line of duty. You'll how it happened and more. 2. We're also following the protests that have been going on for a week at Washougal High School. A dozens of students aren't wearing masks to class so the school is asking them to leave. 3. Oregon’s Governor delivers her last State of the State speech. We'll let you know what she had to say today.

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00:09:30

KXL Headlines 2/2/2022

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2022/02/03

1. In Washington health officials are using a train tunnel as an analogy for where the state is now in the COVID pandemic, what they say is likely to come. 2. We follow that with a story on what state officials are saying about the power of the portal where you can order at-home COVID-19 tests in Washington. 3. One of his successors is talking today about the passing of former Portland Mayor Bud Clark. Especially his importance in Portland history.

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00:09:17

KXL Headlines 2/1/2022

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2022/02/02

1. We're looking into whether or not Multnomah County has reached the peak of the pandemic. We've got the latest data from a new conference health officials had earlier today. 2. Where does the county stand in terms of the vaccination rate? We've that story for you. 3. The short session of the Oregon Legislature is underway today.

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00:09:01

KXL Headlines 1/28/2022

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2022/01/29

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KXL Headlines 1/27/2022

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2022/01/28

1. We hear from the man whose dedicated everyday to trying to reduce crime in Portland. 2. Former New York Times reporter Nicholas Kristof who has been told he doesn't meet the residency requirements to run for Oregon's governor has taken his fight to Oregon's Supreme Court. 3. We'll have reaction from our Political Analyst as to what's going on with justices coming and going on the U-S Supreme Court.

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00:09:01

KXL Headlines 1/26/2022

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2022/01/27

1. The Metro president says she understands if you're upset about the number of people living on Portland's streets, and she admits to having failed the homeless. There's a lot more to that story. 2. Portland's mayor and city attorney are issuing an apology about the way they handled a controversial police training presentation. 3. We've got some good news from Northwest based tech giant Microsoft when it comes to their revenue earnings report.

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00:09:38

KXL Headlines 1/25/2022

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2022/01/26

1. A new study from OHSU suggests there are two paths toward super immunity, and we've got the details. 2. COVID-19 hospitalizations are finally DECREASING on the Western Side of Washington State, but we'll let you know why health officials are still concerned about another surge. 3. A school board recall in Newberg isn't over yet. In fact, an election official says they've had hundreds more ballots come in.

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00:08:49

KXL Headlines 1/24/2022

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2022/01/25

1. It may be a new week, but we're dealing with an old problem: COVID. We're covering Oregon Senator Ron Wyden's visit today to OHSU. He was looking for an an update on the hospital's COVID response. 2. Detectives are investigating the death of a man in Northeast Portland late last night. The question they're trying to answer is whether this another homicide case or not. 3. WOW Hall in Eugene has opened its doors for the first time since a mass shooting earlier this month.

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00:09:43

KXL Headlines 1/21/2022

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2022/01/22

1. Yet another pandemic high of new daily COVID cases. We'll dive into the numbers for you. 2. Washington State's new online portal for ordering free at-home COVID-19 tests went LIVE today. We've got the details on how this is going to work. 3. Metro's president today says her organization has done quite a lot with taxpayer dollars meant to shelter the homeless in the Portland area.

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00:08:51

KXL Headlines 1/20/2022

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2022/01/21

1. We're covering the public hearing on a proposed permanent indoor mask mandate. 2. Hospitals are getting jammed with patients, but not all of them are there because of omicron. We'll let you know what's going on. 3. Portland city workers today have voted to authorize a strike.

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00:09:16

KXL Headlines 1/19/2022

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2022/01/20

1. We're looking into what's going on with One of the Portland Metro Area's biggest COVID-19 testing sites. You'll find out why it's out of commission right now and what's next. 2. Health officials are suggesting an END to this latest surge of COVID-19 MAY be in sight in Washington State. 3. The Portland Police Bureau is under fire from The Department of Justice for not reporting offensive training materials that just became public knowledge.

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00:09:03

KXL Headlines 1/18/2022

KXL-Afternoon News ·

2022/01/19

1) We're covering the story of the effort in Portland to reduce the number of shootings. 2) Eugene Police CONTINUE looking for the person who shot SIX concert-goers last Friday. 3) As more schools return to remote learning, families and experts alike tell us they're worried about the impact on education.

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00:09:12

KXL Headlines 1/17/2022

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2022/01/18

We start this new week with a look at how many people are honoring the memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. That includes details on a number of scholarships that were awarded today by the Skanner foundation and generous donors. The scholarships going to students studying medicine, technology, science and math. Scientists are looking at evidence of how fast Omicron is spreading in Oregon thanks to wastewater. More on the man wanted for armed robberies at coffee shops in Clackamas County over the

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00:09:08

KXL Headlines 1/14/2022

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2022/01/15

1) We're going to look at one of the side effects of the pandemic: fear. One doctor says it's completely normal. 2) Following the Supreme Court's decision to strike down the Biden Administration's proposal to force large employers to require employees to be vaccinated or tested weekly, Oregon OSHA says it is now stopping all plans to do the same. 3. An investigation is underway as to who is responsible for what Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler calls "offensive content" being added to a training SLIDE SHOW

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00:09:19

KXL Headlines 1/13/2022

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2022/01/14

1) We're going to check in with a professor of law at Lewis and Clark College to get a local take on the Supreme Court's decision today regarding the Biden Administration's COVID vaccine mandate for big businesses. 2) A new letter from Portland Public Schools has a stern warning for teachers.

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00:08:38

KXL Headlines 1/12/2022

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2022/01/13

1) Thousands of students in Multnomah, Washington, and Clackamas counties are transitioning to online learning. We've got an expert's take on the quality of distance learning. 2) The pandemic’s brought economic and housing insecurity to our community, so what's the state doing to help?

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00:08:48

KXL Headlines 1/11/2022

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2022/01/12

1) ... There's a nationwide COVID testing you really should know about, and the company involved does business in Oregon, among other places. 2) ... We're also going to tell about the COVID update the Oregon State Legislature got this afternoon. 3) ... and... we've got a WARNING for you if you're planning to walk on ANY Beach in Oregon the next couple of Days.

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