• Owner of towed Jeep given his $395 back
After reading about Joseph Harrison's towed Jeep in The Oregonian on Friday, Mayor Tom Potter instructed city officials to reimburse him for the $395 he had to pay to get his vehicle back.

• EMT fondled me in 2006, woman says
Betty Rotting complained to American Medical Response officials a year ago that one of their paramedics, Lannie Haszard, had inappropriately run his hand under her hospital gown, touching her thigh and breasts when she was riding in an ambulance.

• Tillamook rail's future shaky
Oregon's little railroad that could doesn't know if it can anymore.

• All teens want for Christmas is a card
Some shoppers snub gift cards as a thoughtless present.

• Giusto considers leaving job
Pressed by allegations of mismanagement of Multnomah County jails, a state ethics investigation and a growing effort to curtail his powers, Sheriff Bernie Giusto is considering stepping down.

• Suspect sought in triple slayings
VANCOUVER -- Police late Friday were seeking a 27-year-old man on murder accusations in a shooting Thursday at a Vancouver home that killed three and wounded one, authorities said.

• SUV slides off road, driver dies
OREGON CITY -- When Mark Salvetti, the father of two young children, failed to show up for work Friday morning, co-workers and family knew something was wrong.