For the best experienceDownload the Mobile App
App Store Play Store
One dead, several families displaced after Aloha apartment fire
One dead, several families displaced after Aloha apartment fire
One dead, several families displaced after Aloha apartment fire

Published on: 01/19/2025

This news was posted by Oregon Today News

Go To Business Place

Description

Tualatin Valley firefighters responded to an apartment fire at the Cascade Woods complex in Aloha, Saturday, which killed one resident and displaced five families.

A fire at the Cascade Woods apartment complex in Aloha displaced several families and killed one resident on Saturday, officials say.

News Source : https://www.oregonlive.com/news/2025/01/one-dead-several-families-displaced-after-aloha-apartment-fire.html

Other Related News

Michigan teen dies after 5-year battle with brain cancer: 'She was the light of many lives'
Michigan teen dies after 5-year battle with brain cancer: 'She was the light of many lives'
Michigan teen dies after 5-year battle with brain cancer: 'She was the light of many lives'

05/14/2026

Annika Anni Meier battled brain cancer posterior fossa syndrome and radiation necrosis She...

Oregon Horse Euthanized After Contracting Strangles
Oregon Horse Euthanized After Contracting Strangles
Oregon Horse Euthanized After Contracting Strangles

05/14/2026

One horse in Marion County Oregon was euthanized after contracting strangles

11 rescued from life raft after plane crashes off Florida coast
11 rescued from life raft after plane crashes off Florida coast
11 rescued from life raft after plane crashes off Florida coast

05/14/2026

A chance military training mission in the area spotted the raft floating near the crashed ...

5/13/26 - LCSO 26-2357 - Lane County Deputies save juvenile from rooftop at LCC On May 13th about 4 pm deputies were notified of a juvenile in crisis. Family reported the juvenile was on top of a LCC campus building. Deputies responded in emergency mode to the location and established contact. Additional deputies also contacted the juvenile’s family and gathered information about what triggered the incident. The juvenile was distraught and stayed near the edge of the roof. Two of the deputies who responded are members of the Lane County Sheriff’s Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT). These deputies were able to build rapport with the juvenile and worked to establish a deescalation strategy. Fire and EMS personnel responded with emergency equipment, including a ladder truck. At around 5 pm, after more than 20 minutes of negotiation, the juvenile came down off the roof unharmed. The juvenile was taken to a local area hospital for treatment. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank LCC Public Safety and all of the Fire and EMT personnel who responded to assist.
5/13/26 - LCSO 26-2357 - Lane County Deputies save juvenile from rooftop at LCC On May 13th about 4 pm deputies were notified of a juvenile in crisis. Family reported the juvenile was on top of a LCC campus building. Deputies responded in emergency mode to the location and established contact. Additional deputies also contacted the juvenile’s family and gathered information about what triggered the incident. The juvenile was distraught and stayed near the edge of the roof. Two of the deputies who responded are members of the Lane County Sheriff’s Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT). These deputies were able to build rapport with the juvenile and worked to establish a deescalation strategy. Fire and EMS personnel responded with emergency equipment, including a ladder truck. At around 5 pm, after more than 20 minutes of negotiation, the juvenile came down off the roof unharmed. The juvenile was taken to a local area hospital for treatment. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank LCC Public Safety and all of the Fire and EMT personnel who responded to assist.
5/13/26 - LCSO 26-2357 - Lane County Deputies save juvenile from rooftop at LCC On May 13th about 4 pm deputies were notified of a juvenile in crisis. Family reported the juvenile was on top of a LCC campus building. Deputies responded in emergency mode to the location and established contact. Additional deputies also contacted the juvenile’s family and gathered information about what triggered the incident. The juvenile was distraught and stayed near the edge of the roof. Two of the deputies who responded are members of the Lane County Sheriff’s Crisis Negotiation Team (CNT). These deputies were able to build rapport with the juvenile and worked to establish a deescalation strategy. Fire and EMS personnel responded with emergency equipment, including a ladder truck. At around 5 pm, after more than 20 minutes of negotiation, the juvenile came down off the roof unharmed. The juvenile was taken to a local area hospital for treatment. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank LCC Public Safety and all of the Fire and EMT personnel who responded to assist.

05/14/2026

51326 - LCSO 26-2357 - Lane County Deputies save juvenile from rooftop at LCC On May 13t...

We are currently involved with an armed subject on McKenna lane. Please avoid the area, we will update as able.
We are currently involved with an armed subject on McKenna lane. Please avoid the area, we will update as able.
We are currently involved with an armed subject on McKenna lane. Please avoid the area, we will update as able.

05/14/2026

We are currently involved with an armed subject on McKenna lane Please avoid the area we w...

ShoutoutGive Shoutout
500/500