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After a brief chase, Xander Perkins nabs a lost pomeranian up the hill at George Tilbury Park in Beaverton.

A boater slowly makes his way up the Willamette River near downtown Portland, as wildfire smoke once again clogged the skies above the city.

Elyssa Adams practices her variation at the June Taylor's School of Dance, prior to an upcoming trip to Belgium.

Little Baja owner Wayne Elliot is being shut down by the city because the plot of land that his business is on is shared by two others as well, breaking zoning regulations. Elliot is unsure of what his next move will be.

President Trump supporters and Black Lives Matter activists yell at each other during an August 29th right-wing car rally that resulted in that evening’s shooting death of Aaron Danielson.

The Portland Pickles celebrate after defeating the Wenatchee Applesox 6-5 to win their first West Coast League Championship.

Daniel Lim and Brian Cort take a selfie at Rocky Butte Park during a smoke-filled sunset over Portland on Monday evening.

Sonia Landi has two sons, one of which has a disability that requires two types of therapy. Landi spends hours each week on the phone and computer arranging for her son's care, and has grown frustrated with the Office of Developmental Disabilities Services. Landi says navigating the state system and arranging her son's care is a nearly full-time job.

An independent journalist watches as a deployed flash bang explodes through a cloud of tear gas in front of the Mark O. Hatfield U.S. Courthouse, as protesters attempt to block the visibility of federal law enforcement by covering the fence and aiming handheld lasers.

Portland Fire and Rescue crews battled a two-alarm brush fire along the Interstate 205 multi-user path near Gateway Green on Saturday morning, Sept. 10. The cause of the fast-moving blaze was unknown at the time, but later turned out to be arson.

Locals in Interlaken, Switzerland celebrate the yearly Picknick-Blanc as they enjoy views of the Swiss Alps and Jungfrau Mountain at sunset.

Bernie Sanders supporters crowd around the presidential candidate as he leaves a rally at the Moda Center.

Black Lives Matter activists and police abolitionists form a shield line on SW Salmon St. as federal law enforcement deploy tear gas and less-lethal munitions near the Justice Center.

After a long night of facing off against J20 protesters, Portland Police take a break from the rain underneath the marquee of the Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall.

Climbers on the upper reaches of Mount Hood walk along the Hogsback during a favorable November weather window.

Milwaukie High School's Tyler Corbett attempts to pin West Linn's Ryan Harman during their 171 pound weight class match.

Bicyclist and safety activist Joe Rowe pours fake blood on himself behind ODOT spokesperson Kimberly Dinwiddie during an interview outside the “Die-In” at the agency's downtown Portland office.

Kim Keller, left, and Marissa Jones, cry as they listen to the bagpipes during a Memorial Day dedication ceremony for their son and fiance, Pfc. Andrew Keller, whom died in Afghanistan.

Westview cheerleaders celebrate after their strong routine during the OSAA State Cheerleading Championships. The Wildcats went on to take first place in the 6A category.

The Morrison Bridge lights up in rainbow colors Monday evening to honor the victims of the Orlando Shooting, where 50 people were killed and another 53 were injured at Pulse Nightclub.

Portland hotelier and US diplomat Gordon Sondland waits for his luggage after arriving to protestors at Portland International Airport.