For the best experienceDownload the Mobile App
App Store Play Store

Local News & Alerts

Date Range

Clear
Want to contribute your own news?

Are you a local entity that would like to contribute local news within our app and website?

Click request below and give us details!

Request
Apply

Total Items 89142

Filter
Girl injured after shooting near bus stop in Portland's Wood Village Featured News by Oregon Today News
Girl injured after shooting near bus stop in Portland's Wood Village
Police are investigating after a girl was hospitalized after a shooting Friday afternoon t... More

05/15/2026

Portland public safety director says he was blindsided by surprise exit after only 11 months on the job Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland public safety director says he was blindsided by surprise exit after only 11 months on the job
Bob Cozzie says he was caught off guard and that he planned to stay but city leadership wa... More

05/15/2026

Measles detected in Jackson County sewage Featured News by Oregon Today News
Measles detected in Jackson County sewage
Jackson County Public Health has detected measles in the regions wastewater prompting offi... More

05/15/2026

Organic ice cream recalled in 17 states due to potential metal fragments Featured News by Oregon Today News
Organic ice cream recalled in 17 states due to potential metal fragments
Straus Family Creamery has voluntarily recalled several ice cream flavors More

05/15/2026

East Portlanders speak out against proposed cuts to public safety Featured News by Oregon Today News
East Portlanders speak out against proposed cuts to public safety
With the city council actively drafting budget amendments many residents saw a community m... More

05/15/2026

Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation Featured News by Oregon Today News
Powell's tenure as Fed chair marked by fight for independence while trying to tame inflation
As Powell steps down from the post after eight tumultuous years the US economy is transfor... More

05/15/2026

Trump and Boeing say China agreed to buy 200 aircraft, reopening a key market for the US planemaker Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump and Boeing say China agreed to buy 200 aircraft, reopening a key market for the US planemaker
Trump says American aircraft manufacturer Boeing has a deal to sell at least 200 planes to... More

05/15/2026

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT – MAKAYLA PIRTLE Makayla is the daughter of Amanda Socia and Dustin Pirtle. She has two siblings, sist... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT – MAKAYLA PIRTLE Makayla is the daughter of Amanda Socia and Dustin Pirtle. She has two siblings, sist...
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT MAKAYLA PIRTLE Makayla is the daughter of Amanda Socia and Dustin Pirtl... More

05/15/2026

BUILDING SAFETY MONTH WEEK TWO: VOICES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Behind every home or building is a team of dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to protect the public. Week 2 of Building Safety Month recognizes the individuals whose expertise, vigilance and commitment keep the places where we live, work and gather safe. Who Are Building Safety Professionals? Building safety professionals help bring building projects to life while ensuring safety for occupants and residents. These experts also help keep existing buildings safe by conducting inspections and enforcing the latest building codes. Building safety professionals:  Include building inspectors, building officials, plans examiners, permit technicians, fire marshals and more  Attend continuing education courses and obtain certifications  Empower and educate partners to embrace and integrate safety standards in their work  Ensure that buildings are constructed to withstand the stress of everyday use  Perform safety checks that protect your home from emergencies before fire, flood or disaster strikes  Play a significant role in community planning decision making to align government, business and built environment partners When to Call a Professional Always check with your local building safety department before beginning home improvement projects. Requirements vary, but many building safety departments require permits for home improvement projects, including electrical, mechanical, structural or plumbing work. Follow-up inspections provide a measure of safety to protect your life and property. Code officials use building codes to keep you safe by:  Conducting site inspections to look for risk or danger  Providing code interpretation support and consultations  Overseeing renovations and rebuilding  Creating building plans and approving permits that ensure a safe build Become a Building Safety Professional If you're looking for a fulfilling career that makes a difference in your community, consider a career in the building safety industry! Jobs ranging from building officials and fire marshals, to mechanical, electrical and plumbing inspectors are in-demand and are an integral part in keeping the built environment safe for all.  Building safety professionals assist design professionals, contractors, building owners and the public to understand how to design, construct, operate and occupy buildings in conformance with the International Codes® and technical standards adopted by local and state jurisdictions  Code officials have opportunities to serve as a building safety generalist, but also to become experts in specific code specialty areas  Project opportunities span private businesses, residential applications and public works initiatives across a regional jurisdiction  Inspectors have a dynamic workday – working both indoors and outdoors between office settings and construction sites Let Your Voice Be Heard Be the change you'd like to see in your community by speaking up about building safety. From reaching out to your local media, to advocating for building safety to local leadership, even the smallest action can ultimately save lives.  Talk to your network about building safety and share fact-based information and resources on your social media accounts  Share news releases with your local newspapers, radio stations and television networks to encourage local media to cover stories related to building safety  Share building safety information or concerns with your public information officer, city manager or mayor  Plan community events to raise awareness or attend local events about building safety  Contact the code officials in your area to learn more about the building industry and discover local volunteer opportunities For more information visit: https://www.iccsafe.org/ Featured News by City of Coos Bay
BUILDING SAFETY MONTH WEEK TWO: VOICES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Behind every home or building is a team of dedicated professionals who work tirelessly to protect the public. Week 2 of Building Safety Month recognizes the individuals whose expertise, vigilance and commitment keep the places where we live, work and gather safe. Who Are Building Safety Professionals? Building safety professionals help bring building projects to life while ensuring safety for occupants and residents. These experts also help keep existing buildings safe by conducting inspections and enforcing the latest building codes. Building safety professionals:  Include building inspectors, building officials, plans examiners, permit technicians, fire marshals and more  Attend continuing education courses and obtain certifications  Empower and educate partners to embrace and integrate safety standards in their work  Ensure that buildings are constructed to withstand the stress of everyday use  Perform safety checks that protect your home from emergencies before fire, flood or disaster strikes  Play a significant role in community planning decision making to align government, business and built environment partners When to Call a Professional Always check with your local building safety department before beginning home improvement projects. Requirements vary, but many building safety departments require permits for home improvement projects, including electrical, mechanical, structural or plumbing work. Follow-up inspections provide a measure of safety to protect your life and property. Code officials use building codes to keep you safe by:  Conducting site inspections to look for risk or danger  Providing code interpretation support and consultations  Overseeing renovations and rebuilding  Creating building plans and approving permits that ensure a safe build Become a Building Safety Professional If you're looking for a fulfilling career that makes a difference in your community, consider a career in the building safety industry! Jobs ranging from building officials and fire marshals, to mechanical, electrical and plumbing inspectors are in-demand and are an integral part in keeping the built environment safe for all.  Building safety professionals assist design professionals, contractors, building owners and the public to understand how to design, construct, operate and occupy buildings in conformance with the International Codes® and technical standards adopted by local and state jurisdictions  Code officials have opportunities to serve as a building safety generalist, but also to become experts in specific code specialty areas  Project opportunities span private businesses, residential applications and public works initiatives across a regional jurisdiction  Inspectors have a dynamic workday – working both indoors and outdoors between office settings and construction sites Let Your Voice Be Heard Be the change you'd like to see in your community by speaking up about building safety. From reaching out to your local media, to advocating for building safety to local leadership, even the smallest action can ultimately save lives.  Talk to your network about building safety and share fact-based information and resources on your social media accounts  Share news releases with your local newspapers, radio stations and television networks to encourage local media to cover stories related to building safety  Share building safety information or concerns with your public information officer, city manager or mayor  Plan community events to raise awareness or attend local events about building safety  Contact the code officials in your area to learn more about the building industry and discover local volunteer opportunities For more information visit: https://www.iccsafe.org/
BUILDING SAFETY MONTH WEEK TWO VOICES OF THE BUILT ENVIRONMENT Behind every home or build... More

05/15/2026

Historic downtown Portland building with clock tower hits the market Featured News by Oregon Today News
Historic downtown Portland building with clock tower hits the market
Jackson Tower stands just south of Pioneer Courthouse Square It was built in 1912 and is o... More

05/15/2026

Mt. Hood CC freshman sets a notable national college softball record Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mt. Hood CC freshman sets a notable national college softball record
Talk about someone who made a seamless jump from high school to college More

05/15/2026

Man arrested in shooting at Pearl District bar that wounded 3 women Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man arrested in shooting at Pearl District bar that wounded 3 women
Portland police have arrested and identified the man who allegedly shot and injured three ... More

05/15/2026

Dear Annie: Can this friendship survive high school pal’s deep dives down political rabbit holes? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: Can this friendship survive high school pal’s deep dives down political rabbit holes?
Dear Annie Ive been friends with Mark since high school which was over 15 years ago He act... More

05/15/2026

How to watch Spurs vs Timberwolves Game 6 streamig live for free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch Spurs vs Timberwolves Game 6 streamig live for free tonight
The San Antonio Spurs face the Minnesota Timberwolves in Game 6 of the NBA Playoffs tonigh... More

05/15/2026

PeaceHealth ousts Oregon CEO following ER staffing controversy in Lane County Featured News by Oregon Today News
PeaceHealth ousts Oregon CEO following ER staffing controversy in Lane County
Medical staff raised patient safety concerns tied to an emergency room staffing contract s... More

05/15/2026

Firefighter killed, at least 10 others injured in Maine lumber mill explosion Featured News by Oregon Today News
Firefighter killed, at least 10 others injured in Maine lumber mill explosion
All employees of family-owned Robbins Lumber were accounted for after the hugely devastati... More

05/15/2026

What's driving Oregon's decline in overdose deaths? Featured News by Oregon Today News
What's driving Oregon's decline in overdose deaths?
Oregon is seeing its first year-over-year decline in overdose deaths since 2016 according ... More

05/15/2026

Oregon man convicted of sex abuse, domestic violence charges sentenced Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man convicted of sex abuse, domestic violence charges sentenced
PORTLAND Ore KOIN A 26-year-old man who previously pleaded guilty to sex abuse assault an... More

05/15/2026

Today, on Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities. Yesterday, we gathered to honor our locally fallen law enforcement officers. Their memories, their service, and the families they left behind remain close to our hearts and will never be forgotten. Our ceremony honored: • Officer Donald DeSues – Roseburg Police Department – End of Watch August 7, 1959 • Special Deputy Ronald H. Terwilliger – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Corporal Virgle D. Knight Jr. – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Sergeant Gerald G. Chirrick – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Deputy Morris L. Taylor – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch September 14, 2002 • Deputy S. Allen Burdic – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch March 11, 2021 We remember their courage, honor their sacrifice, and stand alongside the families, friends, and fellow officers who continue to carry their legacy forward. We will never forget.Watch video on Facebook.com Featured News by Douglas County Sheriff
Today, on Peace Officers Memorial Day, we pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their communities. Yesterday, we gathered to honor our locally fallen law enforcement officers. Their memories, their service, and the families they left behind remain close to our hearts and will never be forgotten. Our ceremony honored: • Officer Donald DeSues – Roseburg Police Department – End of Watch August 7, 1959 • Special Deputy Ronald H. Terwilliger – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Corporal Virgle D. Knight Jr. – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Sergeant Gerald G. Chirrick – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch July 23, 1985 • Deputy Morris L. Taylor – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch September 14, 2002 • Deputy S. Allen Burdic – Douglas County Sheriff's Office – End of Watch March 11, 2021 We remember their courage, honor their sacrifice, and stand alongside the families, friends, and fellow officers who continue to carry their legacy forward. We will never forget.Watch video on Facebook.com
Today on Peace Officers Memorial Day we pause to remember the brave men and women who made... More

05/15/2026

Portland Community College president resigns after tense tenure, staff strike Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Community College president resigns after tense tenure, staff strike
Portland Community College president Adrien Bennings will leave her post at the end of Jun... More

05/15/2026

ShoutoutGive Shoutout
500/500