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Houston changes ordinance limiting cooperation with ICE after pressure from governor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Houston changes ordinance limiting cooperation with ICE after pressure from governor
A Houston city ordinance that limited police officers cooperation with federal immigration... More

04/22/2026

Pentagon says Navy secretary is leaving, the latest departure of a top defense leader Featured News by Oregon Today News
Pentagon says Navy secretary is leaving, the latest departure of a top defense leader
Navy Secretary John Phelan is leaving his job the Pentagon abruptly announced Wednesday th... More

04/22/2026

Man gets 22 years in prison for sexually abusing children in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man gets 22 years in prison for sexually abusing children in Oregon
A man who sexually abused children in Marion County and committed similar crimes in Multno... More

04/22/2026

Dear Annie: How can I stop using food for comfort when life gets stressful, or lonely? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: How can I stop using food for comfort when life gets stressful, or lonely?
Dear Annie From the outside my life looks steady and full I have a thoughtful husband grow... More

04/22/2026

Oregon football lands nation’s top quarterback in major recruiting win Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon football lands nation’s top quarterback in major recruiting win
Oregon football just picked up the biggest addition to its 2027 recruiting class so far More

04/22/2026

Portland Fire close the first week of training camp with first live scrimmage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Fire close the first week of training camp with first live scrimmage
After three days of drills exercises and an introduction to coach Alex Saramas constraints... More

04/22/2026

Oregon State defense identity still forming this spring Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State defense identity still forming this spring
CORVALLIS The identity of the 2026 Oregon State defense is still yet to be determined More

04/22/2026

Temor a redadas de ICE afecta la salud mental de estudiantes Featured News by Oregon Today News
Temor a redadas de ICE afecta la salud mental de estudiantes
Read this story in English Students say fears of ICE ramp-up weighed heavily on their ment... More

04/22/2026

Elon Musk says he’ll use Intel’s 14A chip technology for his ‘Terafab’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Elon Musk says he’ll use Intel’s 14A chip technology for his ‘Terafab’
Billionaire Elon Musk said Wednesday he plans to use Intels forthcoming 14A production tec... More

04/22/2026

Teachers challenge ICE enforcement at schools, hospitals, churches Featured News by Oregon Today News
Teachers challenge ICE enforcement at schools, hospitals, churches
Lawyers for national unions representing teachers and school staff asked a judge Wednesday... More

04/22/2026

NASA Curiosity rover finds rare molecules on Mars that could be clues to ancient life Featured News by Oregon Today News
NASA Curiosity rover finds rare molecules on Mars that could be clues to ancient life
Seven compounds were detected for the first time on the red planet including a possible pr... More

04/22/2026

Oregon recovers $1.6 million for consumers amid surge in complaints Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon recovers $1.6 million for consumers amid surge in complaints
Oregonians filed more than 10000 consumer complaints last year leading to nearly 16 millio... More

04/22/2026

Firefighting rappel crews sharpen their skills in Central Oregon forests Featured News by Oregon Today News
Firefighting rappel crews sharpen their skills in Central Oregon forests
The training brought together 250 crew members from across the Mountain West for re-certif... More

04/22/2026

Oregon man sentenced to 22 years for sex crimes involving children Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man sentenced to 22 years for sex crimes involving children
An Oregon man was sentenced to 22 years in prison for numerous sex crimes involving childr... More

04/22/2026

Harry Styles fans get another chance at New York shows after Ticketmaster cancels thousands of ‘scalped’ tickets Featured News by Oregon Today News
Harry Styles fans get another chance at New York shows after Ticketmaster cancels thousands of ‘scalped’ tickets
Didnt get tickets to Harry Styles Madison Square Garden residency Ticketmaster promises to... More

04/22/2026

MrBeast employee alleges she was harassed for years and fired after maternity leave in a new lawsuit Featured News by Oregon Today News
MrBeast employee alleges she was harassed for years and fired after maternity leave in a new lawsuit
A Beast Industries spokesperson called the lawsuit a clout-chasing complaint built on deli... More

04/22/2026

Eugene Federal Court hears oral arguments over ICE activity near schools, churches and hospitals Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eugene Federal Court hears oral arguments over ICE activity near schools, churches and hospitals
A federal court in Eugene held oral arguments Wednesday over the ability of ICE officers t... More

04/22/2026

Earth Day is a reminder of the power of community 💚 Thank you to all the incredible volunteers who came together to plant, remove litter, and care for Tualatin’s parks and natural spaces. Your stewardship helps keep our parks, trees, and waterways clean, healthy, and thriving for everyone. Because of you, Tualatin is greener, cleaner, and thriving 🌎 Want to get involved? Sign up for future volunteer opportunities at https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/volunteer/2026-put-down-roots-tualatin Featured News by City of Tualatin
Earth Day is a reminder of the power of community 💚 Thank you to all the incredible volunteers who came together to plant, remove litter, and care for Tualatin’s parks and natural spaces. Your stewardship helps keep our parks, trees, and waterways clean, healthy, and thriving for everyone. Because of you, Tualatin is greener, cleaner, and thriving 🌎 Want to get involved? Sign up for future volunteer opportunities at https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/volunteer/2026-put-down-roots-tualatin
Earth Day is a reminder of the power of community Thank you to all the incredible volunt... More

04/22/2026

CITY OF COOS BAY RECEIVES SPIRE GRANT FOR EMERGENCY GENERATOR The City of Coos Bay has been awarded a SPIRE Grant through the State of Oregon, providing a 150 kVA mobile generator to support emergency operations and infrastructure needs. This generator has the capacity to power most City facilities during an emergency, helping maintain essential services when normal power is disrupted. It also gives Public Works a reliable mobile power source for projects throughout the city, improving efficiency and flexibility in the field. The SPIRE (State Preparedness and Incident Response Equipment) Program is part of Oregon’s broader preparedness effort. The program strategically places critical equipment across the state to improve response times and support faster recovery during disasters. SPIRE equipment is available for use by local and regional agencies through established coordination processes, allowing communities to share resources when they are needed most. This investment strengthens Coos Bay’s ability to respond to emergencies while also providing day-to-day operational benefits for City services. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
CITY OF COOS BAY RECEIVES SPIRE GRANT FOR EMERGENCY GENERATOR The City of Coos Bay has been awarded a SPIRE Grant through the State of Oregon, providing a 150 kVA mobile generator to support emergency operations and infrastructure needs. This generator has the capacity to power most City facilities during an emergency, helping maintain essential services when normal power is disrupted. It also gives Public Works a reliable mobile power source for projects throughout the city, improving efficiency and flexibility in the field. The SPIRE (State Preparedness and Incident Response Equipment) Program is part of Oregon’s broader preparedness effort. The program strategically places critical equipment across the state to improve response times and support faster recovery during disasters. SPIRE equipment is available for use by local and regional agencies through established coordination processes, allowing communities to share resources when they are needed most. This investment strengthens Coos Bay’s ability to respond to emergencies while also providing day-to-day operational benefits for City services.
CITY OF COOS BAY RECEIVES SPIRE GRANT FOR EMERGENCY GENERATOR The City of Coos Bay has be... More

04/22/2026

Trump canceled the National Nature Assessment first announced in Seattle. Scientists will publish it anyway Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump canceled the National Nature Assessment first announced in Seattle. Scientists will publish it anyway
On Earth Day in 2022 President Biden spoke in Seattle announcing an executive order that c... More

04/22/2026

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