Discover Your Forest, Oregon Living with Fire and the Ochoco National Forest invite the public to a screening of a Landmark Stories documentary, “The West is Burning.”
Annual campfire restrictions will go into effect Thursday, June 1, on portions of the Crooked River.
"Out Killing Indians," by local author Rick Steber, has been chosen as the international grand prize winner by the Indie Book Award.
Columbia County says it is increasing its 2023-24 proposed budget from past years, even as neighboring Washington County addresses a significant shortfall.
Located in Rolling Hills Community Church, the clinic serves vulnerable populations including the uninsured and underinsured.
An Aloha man was sentenced Wednesday, May 31, to two and a half years in federal prison and ordered to pay nearly $30 million in restitution after evading payroll taxes.
Clancy Koch and Michael Hiller will each receive $5,000 toward their higher education.
NMHS holds Tuesday sports signing for two more athletes heading to college.
Jehovah’s Witnesses announced that things will be busy in the coming months as multiple congregations will be assembling for the first time in more than four years.
Oregon Democrat Jeff Merkley says that when it comes up in the U.S. Senate, he will oppose legislation that suspends the federal debt ceiling while it cuts some spending and speeds up approval of a controversial pipeline and other fossil-fuel…
Police pursue suspect after a delivery truck stolen at a Salem McDonald's races up I-5 to Woodburn.
The bi-state project to replace the aging I-5 Bridge has released new renderings of what the new connection between Portland and Vancouver could look like.
Record amount still draws critics who say it's not enough or shortchanges students with disabilities
Democratic governor says abandonment of abortion and gender-care access legislation that has passed the House is 'not an option'
Hundreds of students and a handful of languages recognized.
Most candidates currently work within the Marion County Sheriff's Office.
A new study from the Bureau of Labor and Statistics, Oregon women earned more than 14% less than men in 2021.
The Crook County area will likely see a late start to this summer’s wildfire season thanks to a robust snowpack and recent spring rains.
Portland General Electric experts met the media Wednesday, May 24, to talk about how high tech is helping fire mitigation efforts.
Olivia and Liam are once again America’s most popular baby names in 2022. Liam has topped the list for six years in a row, and Olivia has been the top choice for new parents for four years. There is only one new name in the top 10, with Luna …
A couple of years removed from attending St. Mary’s Academy, while studying at the University of Oregon, Contesa Diaz-Nicolaidis spent much of her time flying to and from Russia.
The free June 3 event is hosted by the National Alliance on Mental Illness, or NAMI.
The cause of the Memorial Day fire is unknown; no one was injured, and firefighters credit working smoke alarms for the evacuation.
The Metro Council has pledged up to $10 million toward three significant park and urban projects in Oregon. The announcement highlights three plans that will be funded, in part, by Metro's $30 million large-scale community visions program pil…
The regional public safety aviation program has been helped along with grants.
Agricultural-worker safety, advocating for students are among Cramer's topics this month.
Traffic from Southwest Pacific Highway onto Highway 217 northbound will be restricted due to a closure that begins May 31.
Traffic from Southwest Pacific Highway onto Highway 217 northbound will be restricted due to a closure that begins May 31.
System would start in 2028 if voters approve it in 2024; two local governments have it, Multnomah County and Portland plan to use it.
Much like with the men who fought in World War II, the women who contributed to the war effort stateside by helping build airplanes, tanks, jeeps and other military equipment, as depicted by Rosie the Riveter in her iconic “We Can Do It” post…
The PEO Chapter AD of Prineville recently celebrated their 100-year anniversary.
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