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Tillamook man dies after medical emergency on Oregon highway causes crash, police say Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tillamook man dies after medical emergency on Oregon highway causes crash, police say
A two-car crash on Highway 101 in Clatsop County turned fatal Saturday morning More

09/17/2026

2 suspects found guilty in death of sports reporter covering 2025 Super Bowl Featured News by Oregon Today News
2 suspects found guilty in death of sports reporter covering 2025 Super Bowl
Adan Manzano was found dead in his hotel room from alcohol and Xanax in 2025 More

09/17/2026

Sam Leavitt’s health status changed ahead of Ole Miss game Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sam Leavitt’s health status changed ahead of Ole Miss game
Sam Leavitt the LSU quarterback has been upgraded from doubtful to questionable on its Thu... More

09/17/2026

Roger Goodell’s bold answer on how many international teams the NFL could eventually add Featured News by Oregon Today News
Roger Goodell’s bold answer on how many international teams the NFL could eventually add
NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell said Thursday that the league could eventually place more t... More

09/17/2026

Coho salmon season briefly reopens on central Oregon coast Featured News by Oregon Today News
Coho salmon season briefly reopens on central Oregon coast
The any-coho salmon season in the ocean off the central Oregon coast will reopen Sunday an... More

09/17/2026

Oregon doesn’t have to hold trans women inmates in women’s prisons, federal appeals court rules Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon doesn’t have to hold trans women inmates in women’s prisons, federal appeals court rules
A federal appeals court Wednesday threw out a previous court order requiring that Oregon s... More

09/17/2026

Watch Washington high school football top matchups of the week: Eastlake-Bethel, Sumner-Mount Tahoma, Bellevue, Bothell and more Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch Washington high school football top matchups of the week: Eastlake-Bethel, Sumner-Mount Tahoma, Bellevue, Bothell and more
The 2026 Washington high school football season is in full swing and you can watch hundred... More

09/17/2026

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek unveils policy proposals for a second term Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek unveils policy proposals for a second term
Gov Tina Kotek has spent much of this election year talking about President Donald Trump a... More

09/17/2026

Explore Round Lake, Lower Falls and the trails of Lacamas Park in Camas Featured News by Oregon Today News
Explore Round Lake, Lower Falls and the trails of Lacamas Park in Camas
Round Lake may be the centerpiece but six miles of trails lead visitors through forests pa... More

09/17/2026

UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran strikes Featured News by Oregon Today News
UN-backed experts cite possible US war crimes in Iran strikes
UN-commissioned human rights experts say they have found reasonable grounds to believe the... More

09/17/2026

Commentary: Oregon policy driving low rates of childhood vaccinations Featured News by Oregon Today News
Commentary: Oregon policy driving low rates of childhood vaccinations
In honor of Immunization Awareness Month the federal government used a new presidential ex... More

09/17/2026

Oregon defense commission, Gov. Kotek tout significant decrease in unrepresented cases Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon defense commission, Gov. Kotek tout significant decrease in unrepresented cases
The state for years has failed to meet its constitutional requirements to provide defense ... More

09/17/2026

Michigan couple survives simultaneous heart attacks thanks to quick-thinking response by wife and son Featured News by Oregon Today News
Michigan couple survives simultaneous heart attacks thanks to quick-thinking response by wife and son
The couple urges others to recognize heart attack signs and learn emergency response skill... More

09/17/2026

Postal Service work stopped on computer system for Trump effort to limit mail-in voting, chief says Featured News by Oregon Today News
Postal Service work stopped on computer system for Trump effort to limit mail-in voting, chief says
Postmaster General David Steiner declined to take a position on Trumps policy and said his... More

09/17/2026

ICE agent appears in Minnesota court to face charges in the shooting of a Venezuelan immigrant Featured News by Oregon Today News
ICE agent appears in Minnesota court to face charges in the shooting of a Venezuelan immigrant
Immigration and Customs Enforcement officer Christian Castro made his first appearance in ... More

09/17/2026

Postal Service chief says work stopped on computer system key to Trump effort to limit mail voting Featured News by Oregon Today News
Postal Service chief says work stopped on computer system key to Trump effort to limit mail voting
The top official at the US Postal Service said Thursday that the agency has stopped work o... More

09/17/2026

LUCKY LIBRARY CARD THURSDAY FOR LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH September is Library Card Sign Up Month and to celebrate we are implementing Lucky Library Card Thursday. Each Thursday in September we will randomly draw 5 library card numbers and post the last six digits of the numbers in the library near the circulation desk. If your library card number is selected, you win a prize from the prize basket! This contest is just for Coos Bay Library Card holders so you must live in either the 97420 or 97407 zip codes to win. Want to get in on the fun but don’t have a library card? Don’t worry, getting a library card is easy. You can sign up in person or online. To sign up at the library all you need is a picture ID with your current mailing address in Coos or Curry County. If your ID doesn’t have your current address, just bring in a piece of mail, a lease, or a utility bill with your name and current address along with your ID and we will be happy to get you signed up! You can also apply for a library card online and we will mail it to you. Just go to our website, hover over “Books and Borrowing” and click “Get a Card” or type https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/get-a-card into your browser. Then fill out the application and submit it and we will take it from there. You can expect to get your library card through the mail in about a week. And don’t forget the kids! Kids love having their own library card and using it to check out their selections of books, games and videos. There is no set age limit for when a child is allowed to get their own card, they just have to be able to write their name so that they can “sign” their application form. They do need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian with picture ID and a local address as that adult will be added to their account as the responsible party. If your child doesn’t have a library card yet, bring them into the library to get one. We love giving out first library cards. So, if you have a library card make sure to stop by on Thursdays to see if you are a winner and if you don’t have one, stop by or go online to get one and then join in on all that the library has to offer! Featured News by City of Coos Bay
LUCKY LIBRARY CARD THURSDAY FOR LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH September is Library Card Sign Up Month and to celebrate we are implementing Lucky Library Card Thursday. Each Thursday in September we will randomly draw 5 library card numbers and post the last six digits of the numbers in the library near the circulation desk. If your library card number is selected, you win a prize from the prize basket! This contest is just for Coos Bay Library Card holders so you must live in either the 97420 or 97407 zip codes to win. Want to get in on the fun but don’t have a library card? Don’t worry, getting a library card is easy. You can sign up in person or online. To sign up at the library all you need is a picture ID with your current mailing address in Coos or Curry County. If your ID doesn’t have your current address, just bring in a piece of mail, a lease, or a utility bill with your name and current address along with your ID and we will be happy to get you signed up! You can also apply for a library card online and we will mail it to you. Just go to our website, hover over “Books and Borrowing” and click “Get a Card” or type https://www.coosbaylibrary.org/get-a-card into your browser. Then fill out the application and submit it and we will take it from there. You can expect to get your library card through the mail in about a week. And don’t forget the kids! Kids love having their own library card and using it to check out their selections of books, games and videos. There is no set age limit for when a child is allowed to get their own card, they just have to be able to write their name so that they can “sign” their application form. They do need to be accompanied by a parent or guardian with picture ID and a local address as that adult will be added to their account as the responsible party. If your child doesn’t have a library card yet, bring them into the library to get one. We love giving out first library cards. So, if you have a library card make sure to stop by on Thursdays to see if you are a winner and if you don’t have one, stop by or go online to get one and then join in on all that the library has to offer!
LUCKY LIBRARY CARD THURSDAY FOR LIBRARY CARD SIGN UP MONTH September is Library Card Sign... More

09/17/2026

Amazon plans drone delivery as it expands its Portland presence Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon plans drone delivery as it expands its Portland presence
Amazon Prime is preparing to launch drone delivery service in Portland in early 2027 More

09/17/2026

Their parents lived to 100. What happened to the children surprised researchers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Their parents lived to 100. What happened to the children surprised researchers
Living to 100 is rare But a new study suggests that people whose parents reached that mile... More

09/17/2026

Trump threatens to tear down the Kennedy Center, as legal battle continues Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump threatens to tear down the Kennedy Center, as legal battle continues
A federal judge ruled Thursday that President Trump cannot tear down the Kennedy Center a... More

09/17/2026

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