We don't just have one, but several puppies looking for a new home. They belong to a litter of nine adorable pups abandoned in Southwest Washington about a week before Christmas. In honor of the recent holiday season, the fur-babies all named after Santa's reindeer!

Sam Ellingson with the Humane Society for Southwest Washington joined AM Extra in the studio to introduce us to the Christmas pups.

If you're interested in meeting any of the puppies, or to check out other pets up for adoption, go to hssw.org

After months of planning, Multnomah County leaders have decided on a location in Southeast Portland for a permanent sobering center.

Read online: https://www.koin.com/local/multnomah-county/leaders-sobering-center-location-deflection-program-01092025/

As multiple massive wildfires continue to rage across the Los Angeles area, members of the Red Cross are traveling to southern California to offer support.

Read online: https://www.koin.com/news/wildfires/red-cross-teams-oregon-washington-help-los-angeles-california/

KOIN 6 Meteorologist Josh Cozart takes a closer look at the California wildfires and how Oregon can learn from this latest disaster.

This week, the TSA released a video detailing the “Top 10 Best Catches” of the last year, highlighting some of the strangest or craftily concealed contraband that passengers have tried to sneak through checkpoints.

With concern growing over hospital care as a Friday strike looms at Providence Hospitals, representatives from the Oregon Nurses Association held a press conference to update the public on their preparations.

ONA strike update press conference

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A shelter-in-place for North Portland’s Kenton neighborhood was lifted after police came up empty-handed in their search for an armed robbery suspect.

Members of the Red Cross from Oregon and Southwest Washington will fly out of Portland International Airport on Thursday to offer support as members in California set up shelters to assist people who were forced to flee their homes. 300 firefighters from Oregon are also expected in the disaster zone shortly.