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Brown attack suspect died the two days before his body was found, autopsy finds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Brown attack suspect died the two days before his body was found, autopsy finds
The man suspected in last weekends attack at Brown University and the fatal shooting of a ... More

12/19/2025

Legacy Health tells striking workers they will lose health coverage on Jan. 1 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Legacy Health tells striking workers they will lose health coverage on Jan. 1
Legacy Health has informed more than 100 striking health care workers that it plans to sto... More

12/19/2025

As floodwaters recede, King County farmers face daunting cleanup Featured News by Oregon Today News
As floodwaters recede, King County farmers face daunting cleanup
At Whistling Train Farm between Kent and Auburn Shelley Pasco raises vegetables like leeks... More

12/19/2025

Where can I find the Epstein files? How to access the newly released documents Featured News by Oregon Today News
Where can I find the Epstein files? How to access the newly released documents
The Justice Department has released thousands of pages tied to investigations into Jeffrey... More

12/19/2025

A reminder to use caution as our community navigates winter weather. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
A reminder to use caution as our community navigates winter weather.
A reminder to use caution as our community navigates winter weather More

12/19/2025

Bondi Beach hero who disarmed gunman receives more than a million dollars in donations Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bondi Beach hero who disarmed gunman receives more than a million dollars in donations
Ahmed al Ahmed an Australian Muslim store owner who was born in Syria tackled and disarmed... More

12/19/2025

Watch Alabama vs Oklahoma in the 2025 College Football Playoff First Round game Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch Alabama vs Oklahoma in the 2025 College Football Playoff First Round game
The 2025 College Football Playoffs get underway tonight when the No 9-ranked Alabama Crims... More

12/19/2025

Watch Tyran Stokes, Rainier Beach vs. Garfield Washington high school basketball live Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch Tyran Stokes, Rainier Beach vs. Garfield Washington high school basketball live
The defending 3A state champion Rainier Beach Vikings 4-0 3-0 will put their perfect recor... More

12/19/2025

Portland’s planned Center for Black Student Excellence draws federal discrimination complaint Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland’s planned Center for Black Student Excellence draws federal discrimination complaint
A national nonprofit that works to root out what it calls liberal indoctrination at school... More

12/19/2025

Did Trump make Christmas Eve a permanent federal holiday? What his order means Featured News by Oregon Today News
Did Trump make Christmas Eve a permanent federal holiday? What his order means
While some Americans may have more days off over the holiday heres what to know about the ... More

12/19/2025

Level 1 'BE READY' flood alert issued near Salem Featured News by Oregon Today News
Level 1 'BE READY' flood alert issued near Salem
A new Level 1 BE READY flood alert warning have been issued near Salem according to the ci... More

12/19/2025

CCSO’s Angela Brandenburg named Oregon Sheriff of the Year Featured News by Oregon Today News
CCSO’s Angela Brandenburg named Oregon Sheriff of the Year
The leader of the Clackamas County Sheriffs Office received the highest honor during a rec... More

12/19/2025

Youth in Oregon juvenile justice system filed 956 complaints this year Featured News by Oregon Today News
Youth in Oregon juvenile justice system filed 956 complaints this year
There have been 956 reports of mistreatment and complaints made by youth in custody of the... More

12/19/2025

Attention: The Retail Pharmacy Phone system is currently experiencing some dropped calls. Please leave a voicemail message. Thank you for your understanding. Featured News by Lower Umpqua Hospital District
Attention: The Retail Pharmacy Phone system is currently experiencing some dropped calls. Please leave a voicemail message. Thank you for your understanding.
Attention The Retail Pharmacy Phone system is currently experiencing some dropped calls Pl... More

12/19/2025

Thursday was the wettest Dec. 18 on record in Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
Thursday was the wettest Dec. 18 on record in Portland
Rainy weather in Portland can be deceiving More

12/19/2025

Washington governor proposes $244M boost for housing programs Featured News by Oregon Today News
Washington governor proposes $244M boost for housing programs
Washington Gov Bob Ferguson is asking lawmakers to fund 244 million in additional housing ... More

12/19/2025

Marshfield High School Boys Basketball vs Sutherlin High School Featured News by Marshfield High School
Marshfield High School Boys Basketball vs Sutherlin High School
Check out the awesome photos from Community PlusHold down on any photo to save it on your ... More

12/19/2025

Marshfield High School Girls Basketball vs Mountain View Featured News by Marshfield High School
Marshfield High School Girls Basketball vs Mountain View
Check out the awesome photos from Community PlusHold down on any photo to save it on your ... More

12/19/2025

MAYOR'S MESSAGE As we approach the Christmas holiday and prepare to close out the year, it feels especially fitting to pause and reflect on the many reasons we have to be thankful. The end of the year offers a natural moment to look back with appreciation and to look ahead with optimism for what the coming year may hold. I want to extend my sincere thanks to everyone who lives, works, and contributes to the City of Coos Bay. Time and again, our community demonstrates what it means to come together supporting one another, lending a hand when it is needed, and showing resilience through challenges and celebrations alike. It is this shared spirit of care, cooperation, and pride that defines Coos Bay and makes it such a special place to call home. Earlier this week, several City Councilors had the opportunity to personally thank our City staff for their dedication throughout the year. We stopped by City Hall and other City facilities with homemade treats as a small gesture of appreciation for the more than 130 employees across six departments and multiple locations who work every day to keep our community safe, welcoming, and well-run. It was a simple act, but a heartfelt one. As we move into the holiday season, I hope your days are filled with peace, warmth, and time with loved ones. May the New Year bring fresh possibilities, renewed energy, and continued strength for our community. Thank you for being the people who make Coos Bay such an extraordinary place. Warm holiday wishes and best hopes for the year ahead. With gratitude, -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE As we approach the Christmas holiday and prepare to close out the year, it feels especially fitting to pause and reflect on the many reasons we have to be thankful. The end of the year offers a natural moment to look back with appreciation and to look ahead with optimism for what the coming year may hold. I want to extend my sincere thanks to everyone who lives, works, and contributes to the City of Coos Bay. Time and again, our community demonstrates what it means to come together supporting one another, lending a hand when it is needed, and showing resilience through challenges and celebrations alike. It is this shared spirit of care, cooperation, and pride that defines Coos Bay and makes it such a special place to call home. Earlier this week, several City Councilors had the opportunity to personally thank our City staff for their dedication throughout the year. We stopped by City Hall and other City facilities with homemade treats as a small gesture of appreciation for the more than 130 employees across six departments and multiple locations who work every day to keep our community safe, welcoming, and well-run. It was a simple act, but a heartfelt one. As we move into the holiday season, I hope your days are filled with peace, warmth, and time with loved ones. May the New Year bring fresh possibilities, renewed energy, and continued strength for our community. Thank you for being the people who make Coos Bay such an extraordinary place. Warm holiday wishes and best hopes for the year ahead. With gratitude, -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos BayPhotos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
MAYORS MESSAGE As we approach the Christmas holiday and prepare to close out the year it ... More

12/19/2025

Portland's sneaker-themed coffee place to close Old Town location Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland's sneaker-themed coffee place to close Old Town location
When Deadstock opened the area around the shop was a hub for sneaker culture but then the... More

12/19/2025

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