Oregon Injury Law News
Category: Emergency Response
Three Injured As Rodeo Bull Escapes Arena in Oregon
A rodeo event in Sisters, Oregon was abruptly disrupted when a bull leapt over an arena fence, injuring three attendees before being contained by rodeo professionals.
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Motorcyclist Killed in Collision on Oregon Highway, Police Report
A tragic motorcycle accident on Highway 19 in Gilliam County, Oregon resulted in the death of James Nicholas Braithwaite after his motorcycle veered off the road.
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Portland Roads Reopen Following Crash Involving Motorized Chair, Authorities Report
A serious collision in Salem involving a vehicle and a person in a motorized chair has left one individual critically injured and led to partial road closures.
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Fatal Accident on Oregon Route 126 Near Florence Leads to Temporary Closure and Reopening
A serious traffic accident on Oregon Route 126 east of Florence resulted in one fatality and significant disruptions during the Rhododendron Festival, prompting a temporary closure and extensive investigations.
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Critical Injuries in I-5 Tualatin: 7-Car Pileup Causes Major Disruption
A severe seven-car collision on the I-5 off-ramp in Tualatin resulted in two critically injured individuals and minor injuries to others.
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Fatal Collision on Highway 97 in Klamath County: Community Mourns Loss and Advocates for Road Safety
A tragic incident on March 21, 2024, involving a three-vehicle collision on HWY 97 in Klamath County resulted in one fatality and multiple injuries, highlighting ongoing road safety issues.
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Fatal Street Racing Incident on North Marine Drive Leaves Two Dead, One Injured
A street racing incident on North Marine Drive in Portland, Oregon, resulted in two fatalities and one severe injury, drawing attention to ongoing public safety concerns.
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Fatal Collision on North Marine Drive Claims Lives of Two Teens, Under Investigation
A tragic collision involving two vehicles on North Marine Drive in Portland results in two fatalities and severe injuries.
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