Authorities are pulling submerged vehicles from the Columbia River, including a car thought to have belonged to a Portland ...

Kenneth and Barbara Jean Martin disappeared with their three children in 1958. They planned to visit the Columbia River Gorge, but never returned home.

PHOTOS: Car being pulled from Columbia River might have belonged to Oregon family that vanished ... about 40 miles (64 kilometers) east of Portland. “Police have speculated that Martin’s ...

CASCADE LOCKS, Ore. (KGW) – The Hood River County Sheriff’s Office announced it will try to recover a vehicle from the Columbia River that’s believed to be connected to a Portland family who went ...

A crane on Friday pulled a car out of the Columbia River that may have belonged to an Oregon family of five who disappeared ...

(KPTV) - A car believed to be associated with an Oregon family missing since 1958 may have been found in the Columbia River ... of five left their home in Portland to reportedly go look for ...

Authorities said Thursday that they planned to pull a station wagon from the Columbia River believed to have belonged to an Oregon family ... s been on the back of Portland’s mind for 66 years ...

Powerful winds and record rain have already begun making their way through downtown Portland while the Columbia River Gorge experiences flooding and landslides. Pacific Power is also reporting ...

Authorities planned to pull several vehicles from the Columbia River on Thursday, including a car believed to have belonged to a Portland couple ... along with the Oregon State Crime Lab, arranged ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — A floating shanty that sat on the Oregon side of the Columbia River near Government Island for roughly a year was removed on Feb. 24 by the Oregon Department of State ...

A car believed to be associated with an Oregon family missing since 1958 may have been found in the Columbia River. Three suspects ... the Grant County Sheriff. A Portland man is recovering ...

The staff losses stand to slow down maintenance of the essential system, which will leave shippers, fishermen and others who navigate the notoriously perilous mouth of the Columbia River in a more ...