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'The Bachelor' is returning in 2027 after nearly 2 years off the air Featured News by Oregon Today News
ABC set a March 2027 premiere for The Bachelor Season 30 the franchises first season since... More

11/06/2026

Morrow County data center growth brings both promotion and pushback Featured News by Oregon Today News
Just 15 minutes apart two Morrow County communities approached Eastern Oregons growing dat... More

11/06/2026

Panda fans flock to Zoo Atlanta for the debut of Ping Ping and Fu Shuang Featured News by Oregon Today News
Pandas Ping Ping and Fu Shuang made their public debut at Zoo Atlanta for their adoring fa... More

11/06/2026

Road Closure on N 2nd St  
  
The Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board will begin construction of a new water main on N 2nd St between N 2nd Ct and Cedar Ave during the week of November 9, 2026.  The crew will work between the hours of 7 a.m. and 6 p.m. The anticipated date of completion is November 20, 2026.  
  
N 2nd Street will be closed to through traffic during construction, with detours at the intersection of N 2nd St and Park Ave and at the intersection of N 7th Rd and Date Ave. Local access will be preserved for the two homes within the project area.  
  
Residents with special needs, such as doctor appointments or other scheduling needs should inform the Water Board by calling 541-267-3128 ext. 232 or contacting the Water Board crew on site. They will make every effort to meet your needs.  
  
Customers within the work area will experience water outages during the project. The outages will happen as the crew connects the new water main to the existing water main and when each water service line is changed from the old water main to the new water main. The duration of each outage will vary. Residents will be notified by door hanger of the timing and estimated duration of each outage prior to the interruption of service.    
  
Thank you for your cooperation.  If you have any questions, please contact Matt Whitty at 541-267-3128 ext. 232.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
10 holiday wreaths priced $18 and under during Target’s Early Black Friday sale with one day left Featured News by Oregon Today News
Targets massive weekend of Early Black Friday deals continues and you might want to carve ... More

11/06/2026

Oregon sues Trump administration over Medicaid work rules that could leave hundreds of thousands uninsured Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon and three other states are asking a federal judge to shield them from losing billio... More

11/06/2026

Medical examiner's office seeks help in identifying man found in Fairview field Featured News by Oregon Today News
The mans body was found in a field near Fairview Parkway in March 2024 He was white betwee... More

11/06/2026

Salem man arrested after hour-long standoff with police inside barricaded motorhome Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police say the man threw a mug at a police dog and jumped onto a patrol car before they ar... More

11/06/2026

‘I’m back to work’: Gov. Kotek says voters preferred her vision for Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Gov Tina Kotek said Friday that her comfortable reelection this week was more than simply ... More

11/06/2026

Tail-End Precipitation through Early Next Week Featured News by Oregon Today News
Several atmospheric rivers will continue to impact BC with heavy rain and snow Oregon will... More

11/06/2026

Save the Date: Holiday Bazaar, Fall Concert, and more events happening this weekend in Central Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Are you looking for something to do this weekend in Central Oregon Adrielle Hasara highlig... More

11/06/2026

Questions remain after woman found dead at Ohio recycling facility Featured News by Oregon Today News
An investigation is underway in Ohio after workers at a recycling facility discovered a 55... More

11/06/2026

NEIGHBORS PITCH IN BEFORE THE STORMS  
  
Last week, Public Works crews and firefighters from Coos Bay and North Bend teamed up to fill more than 300 sandbags for use during coastal storms and flooding. Having sandbags filled and ready means we can get them where they’re needed sooner.  
  
The City of North Bend recently received a sandbag filling machine through the state’s SPIRE program. Using that equipment, crews worked together to build a stockpile for Coos Bay ahead of potential flooding.  
  
Thanks to everyone who pitched in and to North Bend for sharing this resource. A little work ahead of a storm can make a big difference when the rain arrives.  
  
If you need sandbags during a flooding event, call Coos Bay Fire Department at 541-269-1191. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
Gov. Kotek vows to prioritize housing and healthcare affordability, education in second term Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kotek outlined her top priorities for the next four years promising to tackle affordabilit... More

11/06/2026

Clark County Council elections appear to affirm status quo Featured News by Oregon Today News
Voters signaled a clear desire for sweeping change in many state and federal races across ... More

11/06/2026

Taylor Sheridan‘s ‘The Last Cowboy’ season 7 premiere: How to watch free Featured News by Oregon Today News
Its time to head back to the arena tonight when Taylor Sheridans The Last Cowboy returns f... More

11/06/2026

‘Provocative’ toilet rat PSA sent Portland residents spiraling. Should you be concerned? Featured News by Oregon Today News
After a few dozen Novembers most of us probably assume we know what to expect More

11/06/2026

Amazon has the cutest Disney Jr. Christmas Train toy on sale for under $40 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Remember being little on Christmas morning lying on the rug by the tree and watching a fes... More

11/06/2026

Operator of beloved American diner chain files for bankruptcy Featured News by Oregon Today News
A Dennys franchisee has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy Restaurant Dive citing court recor... More

11/06/2026

Cornell faculty vote ‘no confidence’ in university leadership after alleged fraternity gang rape Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cornell Universitys Faculty Senate approved a resolution declaring no confidence in the sc... More

11/06/2026

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