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Surgeons make history, a retracted cancer study, summer hydration and why your sunglasses matter Featured News by Oregon Today News
Surgeons make history, a retracted cancer study, summer hydration and why your sunglasses matter
A historic robotic lung transplant a major cancer study pulled the warning signs of dehydr... More

06/29/2026

Trail Blazers add former Jazz assistant Mike Williams to Micah Nori's coaching staff: Report Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers add former Jazz assistant Mike Williams to Micah Nori's coaching staff: Report
Williams was a finalist for Portlands head coaching job before joining Noris staff after s... More

06/29/2026

Your Next Great Bottle Of Aligoté May Come From Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Your Next Great Bottle Of Aligoté May Come From Oregon
Aligot is quietly gaining momentum in Oregon where winemakers believe the Burgundian grape... More

06/29/2026

WATCH: Officers form human chain to rescue driver trapped in a sinking car Featured News by Oregon Today News
WATCH: Officers form human chain to rescue driver trapped in a sinking car
Quick thinking from officers and bystanders led to a dramatic rescue caught on camera afte... More

06/29/2026

Hundreds line up for fireworks in Clark County ahead of Fourth of July Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hundreds line up for fireworks in Clark County ahead of Fourth of July
Long lines formed across Clark County as fireworks sales began with Americas 250th anniver... More

06/29/2026

Portland financial advisors on helping women navigate financial confidence Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland financial advisors on helping women navigate financial confidence
Gina Jacobsen and Leslie Warren are both financial advisors based in Portland who speciali... More

06/29/2026

📚✏️ School Supply Lists Are Here! ✏️📚 It's never too early to start getting ready for an amazing school year! 🎒 Our s... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
📚✏️ School Supply Lists Are Here! ✏️📚 It's never too early to start getting ready for an amazing school year! 🎒 Our s...
School Supply Lists Are Here Its never too early to start getting ready for an amazing s... More

06/29/2026

Ukrainian drones set another Russian oil refinery ablaze as Putin admits fuel shortages Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ukrainian drones set another Russian oil refinery ablaze as Putin admits fuel shortages
The campaign has choked Russian fuel supplies causing widespread shortages across the coun... More

06/29/2026

Fewer teens are driving, and it could reshape US elections for years Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fewer teens are driving, and it could reshape US elections for years
American teens are driving less than in previous decades prompting civic advocates to warn... More

06/29/2026

Trail Blazers hire assistant coach Mike Williams, start to round out Micah Nori’s staff Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers hire assistant coach Mike Williams, start to round out Micah Nori’s staff
The Portland Trail Blazers didnt waste much time bolstering Micah Noris staff More

06/29/2026

US sees widespread drought in nearly all states ahead of incoming heat wave, data shows Featured News by Oregon Today News
US sees widespread drought in nearly all states ahead of incoming heat wave, data shows
Newly published data from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln shows much of the country is ... More

06/29/2026

6/25/26 - LCSO Detectives Arrest a man and woman for Sex Crimes On June 25th, LCSO deputies and detectives served a search warrant in the 82900 block of Scott Lane in Creswell. The search warrant stemmed from a month-long investigation into allegations of sex abuse involving a juvenile victim. Following the search warrant, investigators arrested two subjects for numerous crimes. 28-year-old Aubry Siobhan Blaylock of Creswell and 32-year-old Erik Michael Maynes of Creswell were both taken into custody and lodged at the Lane County Jail. Blaylock was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2521 for: Sex Abuse in the First Degree, 5 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 6 counts Sodomy in the Second Degree, 4 counts Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. Maynes was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2857 for: Rape in the First Degree Sex Abuse in the First Degree Rape in the Second Degree, 2 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 2 counts Sodomy in the second degree Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. This case is still being actively investigated. Anyone with information on these cases is asked to contact Lane County Sheriff Office investigators at 541-682-3978. Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
6/25/26 - LCSO Detectives Arrest a man and woman for Sex Crimes On June 25th, LCSO deputies and detectives served a search warrant in the 82900 block of Scott Lane in Creswell. The search warrant stemmed from a month-long investigation into allegations of sex abuse involving a juvenile victim. Following the search warrant, investigators arrested two subjects for numerous crimes. 28-year-old Aubry Siobhan Blaylock of Creswell and 32-year-old Erik Michael Maynes of Creswell were both taken into custody and lodged at the Lane County Jail. Blaylock was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2521 for: Sex Abuse in the First Degree, 5 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 6 counts Sodomy in the Second Degree, 4 counts Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. Maynes was arrested in LCSO Case 26-2857 for: Rape in the First Degree Sex Abuse in the First Degree Rape in the Second Degree, 2 counts Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the Second Degree, 2 counts Sodomy in the second degree Using a Child in Display of Sexual Conduct. This case is still being actively investigated. Anyone with information on these cases is asked to contact Lane County Sheriff Office investigators at 541-682-3978.
62526 - LCSO Detectives Arrest a man and woman for Sex Crimes On June 25th LCSO deputie... More

06/29/2026

No tsunami threat after 5.5 magnitude earthquake strikes off Oregon Coast Featured News by Oregon Today News
No tsunami threat after 5.5 magnitude earthquake strikes off Oregon Coast
Officials said a tsunami is not expected after a 55 magnitude earthquake struck off the Or... More

06/29/2026

Family of US Marine who went missing during training off California coast demands answers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Family of US Marine who went missing during training off California coast demands answers
The Marines family says many of their questions have gone unanswered and they are praying ... More

06/29/2026

3 Oregon cities rank among the 100 most livable places in the U.S. Featured News by Oregon Today News
3 Oregon cities rank among the 100 most livable places in the U.S.
Three cities in Oregon recently ranked among the 100 best places to live in the US More

06/29/2026

Portland deli to close after more than a decade downtown Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland deli to close after more than a decade downtown
A beloved downtown Portland deli is closing after 11 years of daily soup specials corn bre... More

06/29/2026

Media Release June 28, 2026 OSP Vehicle/Motorcycle Crash in Eddyville Injures 13-Year-Old On 06/28/2026, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a traffic crash in the 600 block of Nashville Rd in Eddyville, OR involving a motorcycle and an Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish and Wildlife patrol vehicle. The State Trooper operating the patrol vehicle provided the initial report of the crash to his dispatch center and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office was requested to provide a third-party investigation into the incident. Upon arriving, deputies determined that the motorcycle was being operated by a 13-year-old juvenile with a second 13-year-old juvenile passenger. Based on the initial investigation, the juveniles appeared to have been operating the motorcycle on a private property in the area before entering the roadway where the OSP patrol vehicle was driving through the area. In the roadway, the motorcycle impacted the passenger side of the patrol vehicle and the juveniles on the motorcycle appear to have fallen off the motorcycle, resulting in the passenger’s left leg and foot falling under the passenger tire or tires of the patrol vehicle. The juvenile passenger suffered significant injury to his left leg and foot that resulted in his transport to a hospital in Corvallis for treatment. Initial reports expect the juvenile to recover. This investigation is ongoing in cooperation with OSP, and the parents of the juveniles have been notified. The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office would like to remind all drivers, whether off-road or passenger vehicle operators, to be conscientious of other vehicle traffic in the area. All drivers are required by law to stop before entering roadways and to drive with due regard for the safety of others. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
Media Release June 28, 2026 OSP Vehicle/Motorcycle Crash in Eddyville Injures 13-Year-Old On 06/28/2026, the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office responded to a traffic crash in the 600 block of Nashville Rd in Eddyville, OR involving a motorcycle and an Oregon State Police (OSP) Fish and Wildlife patrol vehicle. The State Trooper operating the patrol vehicle provided the initial report of the crash to his dispatch center and the Lincoln County Sheriff’s Office was requested to provide a third-party investigation into the incident. Upon arriving, deputies determined that the motorcycle was being operated by a 13-year-old juvenile with a second 13-year-old juvenile passenger. Based on the initial investigation, the juveniles appeared to have been operating the motorcycle on a private property in the area before entering the roadway where the OSP patrol vehicle was driving through the area. In the roadway, the motorcycle impacted the passenger side of the patrol vehicle and the juveniles on the motorcycle appear to have fallen off the motorcycle, resulting in the passenger’s left leg and foot falling under the passenger tire or tires of the patrol vehicle. The juvenile passenger suffered significant injury to his left leg and foot that resulted in his transport to a hospital in Corvallis for treatment. Initial reports expect the juvenile to recover. This investigation is ongoing in cooperation with OSP, and the parents of the juveniles have been notified. The Lincoln County Sheriff's Office would like to remind all drivers, whether off-road or passenger vehicle operators, to be conscientious of other vehicle traffic in the area. All drivers are required by law to stop before entering roadways and to drive with due regard for the safety of others.
Media Release June 28 2026 OSP VehicleMotorcycle Crash in Eddyville Injures 13-Year-Old O... More

06/29/2026

Skaters rejoice! Albany will still have a skate shopAlbany’s new local skate shop Channel 4 Skate Shop LLC opens July 4th - keep is core, keep it local!! Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
Skaters rejoice! Albany will still have a skate shopAlbany’s new local skate shop Channel 4 Skate Shop LLC opens July 4th - keep is core, keep it local!!
Skaters rejoice Albany will still have a skate shopAlbanys new local skate shop Channel 4 ... More

06/29/2026

Get your blankets and chairs readyWe’re just two weeks away from kicking off the summer concert season! The 2026 season of River Rhythms held at Monteith Riverpark is nearly here! Presented by Albany Parks & Recreation and made possible by our wonderful community sponsors, we couldn’t be more thrilled to be back. Get ready for an amazing lineup of talented artists! For concert information and FAQs, visit our website at www.riverrhythms.org. We keep it updated regularly. To all our attendees, your support means the world to us! By contributing a suggested $1 donation per person, you’re helping us ensure the future of River Rhythms for years to come. However, if you’re unable to give, please know that you’re still welcome. We’re just excited to have everyone back together! Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
Get your blankets and chairs readyWe’re just two weeks away from kicking off the summer concert season! The 2026 season of River Rhythms held at Monteith Riverpark is nearly here! Presented by Albany Parks & Recreation and made possible by our wonderful community sponsors, we couldn’t be more thrilled to be back. Get ready for an amazing lineup of talented artists! For concert information and FAQs, visit our website at www.riverrhythms.org. We keep it updated regularly. To all our attendees, your support means the world to us! By contributing a suggested $1 donation per person, you’re helping us ensure the future of River Rhythms for years to come. However, if you’re unable to give, please know that you’re still welcome. We’re just excited to have everyone back together!
Get your blankets and chairs readyWere just two weeks away from kicking off the summer con... More

06/29/2026

We can never resist those beautiful bouquetsPhotos from Albany Farmers' Market's post Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
We can never resist those beautiful bouquetsPhotos from Albany Farmers' Market's post
We can never resist those beautiful bouquetsPhotos from Albany Farmers Markets post More

06/29/2026

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