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The man who was shot and killed by police on Thursday at the Army Aviation Training Center in Salem had given a threatening note to a guard at the airfield’s security gate, officials said.

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Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy on Thursday announced a plan to shorten the Federal Aviation Administration hiring process amid an air traffic control shortage.

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A trooper shot and killed a suspect at the Army Aviation Support Facility #1 in Salem on Thursday morning, Oregon State Police said. Police responded to the building, at 1921 Turner Road SE, at about ...