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Bend’s Golf Real Estate Holds Its Ground Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bend’s Golf Real Estate Holds Its Ground
Bend has always attracted people chasing a certain kind of life It is the kind of place wh... More

07/01/2026

πŸŽ† Independence Day Weekend | July 2 through 5 πŸŽ† Independence Day weekend is bringing plenty of hometown sparkle, starting with the East Albany Lions Club Lumberjack Breakfast from 6 to 11 a.m. July 2 through 5, A Declaration of Independence Reading at 5:30 p.m. on July 3, and Albany’s 4th of July Fireworks Show at dusk on July 4. Start the weekend with pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee, and a classic car show at Timber Linn Memorial Park. On July 3, gather on the north steps of the Linn County Courthouse for a free public reading of the Declaration of Independence. Then, on July 4, look toward the sky near the Linn County Fair & Expo and Timber Linn Memorial Park as fireworks light up the evening. It is a holiday weekend built on community, tradition, and the kind of summer memories that pair well with syrup and lawn chairs. Plan ahead, invite your favorite fireworks crew, and share this with someone who loves a good local celebration. Find more Independence Day celebrations in Linn County at https://www.albanyvisitors.com/articles/4th-of-july-2026 #VisitAlbanyOregon #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #AuthenticallyAlbany #LoveAlbanyOregon Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
πŸŽ† Independence Day Weekend | July 2 through 5 πŸŽ† Independence Day weekend is bringing plenty of hometown sparkle, starting with the East Albany Lions Club Lumberjack Breakfast from 6 to 11 a.m. July 2 through 5, A Declaration of Independence Reading at 5:30 p.m. on July 3, and Albany’s 4th of July Fireworks Show at dusk on July 4. Start the weekend with pancakes, eggs, sausage, coffee, and a classic car show at Timber Linn Memorial Park. On July 3, gather on the north steps of the Linn County Courthouse for a free public reading of the Declaration of Independence. Then, on July 4, look toward the sky near the Linn County Fair & Expo and Timber Linn Memorial Park as fireworks light up the evening. It is a holiday weekend built on community, tradition, and the kind of summer memories that pair well with syrup and lawn chairs. Plan ahead, invite your favorite fireworks crew, and share this with someone who loves a good local celebration. Find more Independence Day celebrations in Linn County at https://www.albanyvisitors.com/articles/4th-of-july-2026 #VisitAlbanyOregon #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #AuthenticallyAlbany #LoveAlbanyOregon
Independence Day Weekend July 2 through 5 Independence Day weekend is bringing plenty ... More

07/01/2026

Lane County marks 21st anniversary of unsolved Oakridge double homicide on forest road Featured News by Oregon Today News
Lane County marks 21st anniversary of unsolved Oakridge double homicide on forest road
More than two decades after two people and their dog were shot and killed at a remote camp... More

07/01/2026

Powerball: See the winning numbers in Wednesday’s $375 million drawing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Powerball: See the winning numbers in Wednesday’s $375 million drawing
Its time to grab your tickets and check to see if youre a big winner The Powerball lottery... More

07/01/2026

USA overcomes red card to advance to World Cup round of 16 Featured News by Oregon Today News
USA overcomes red card to advance to World Cup round of 16
SANTA CLARA Calif Folarin Balogun scored his third goal of the World Cup before being sen... More

07/01/2026

π‘πŽπ’π„ππ”π‘π† πŒπ€π 𝐀𝐑𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐃 𝐎𝐍 𝐑𝐀𝐏𝐄 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐒𝐄𝐗𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐁𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐆𝐄𝐒 DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - On Sunday, June 28, 2026, deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office launched a criminal investigation into a report of juvenile sexual abuse spanning approximately 11 years. The report indicated that 57-year-old John Michael Kilby Jr. of Roseburg, had engaged in forcible sexual intercourse and other sexual acts with a juvenile known to him. The conduct occurred while the victim was approximately age 7 through the age of 18. As the investigation progressed, deputies developed probable cause to arrest Kilby. He was taken into custody without incident on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. During an interview following his arrest, Kilby admitted to the allegations. He was subsequently lodged at the Douglas County Jail on the following charges: Rape in the First Degree (24 counts) Sodomy in the First Degree (24 counts) Sexual Abuse in the First Degree (24 counts) Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the First Degree (24 counts) Incest (24 counts) This case remains under investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Douglas County Sheriff's Office at (541) 440-4471 referencing case #26-1998. Featured News by Douglas County Sheriff
π‘πŽπ’π„ππ”π‘π† πŒπ€π 𝐀𝐑𝐑𝐄𝐒𝐓𝐄𝐃 𝐎𝐍 𝐑𝐀𝐏𝐄 𝐀𝐍𝐃 𝐒𝐄𝐗𝐔𝐀𝐋 𝐀𝐁𝐔𝐒𝐄 𝐂𝐇𝐀𝐑𝐆𝐄𝐒 DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. - On Sunday, June 28, 2026, deputies with the Douglas County Sheriff’s Office launched a criminal investigation into a report of juvenile sexual abuse spanning approximately 11 years. The report indicated that 57-year-old John Michael Kilby Jr. of Roseburg, had engaged in forcible sexual intercourse and other sexual acts with a juvenile known to him. The conduct occurred while the victim was approximately age 7 through the age of 18. As the investigation progressed, deputies developed probable cause to arrest Kilby. He was taken into custody without incident on Wednesday, July 1, 2026. During an interview following his arrest, Kilby admitted to the allegations. He was subsequently lodged at the Douglas County Jail on the following charges: Rape in the First Degree (24 counts) Sodomy in the First Degree (24 counts) Sexual Abuse in the First Degree (24 counts) Unlawful Sexual Penetration in the First Degree (24 counts) Incest (24 counts) This case remains under investigation. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Douglas County Sheriff's Office at (541) 440-4471 referencing case #26-1998.
DOUGLAS COUNTY Ore - On Sunday June 28 2026 deputies with the Douglas County She... More

07/01/2026

Washington crabbers, check your catch: WDFW needs help tracking tagged crabs Featured News by Oregon Today News
Washington crabbers, check your catch: WDFW needs help tracking tagged crabs
If Washington crabbers catch a crab with a tag officials ask you report the day and locati... More

07/01/2026

Did anyone win the $375 million Powerball? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Did anyone win the $375 million Powerball?
Powerball drew its numbers Wednesday night with a jackpot worth an estimated 375 million o... More

07/01/2026

Police identify person killed in shooting at Gresham apartment complex Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police identify person killed in shooting at Gresham apartment complex
Officers responded to Rockwood Village Apartments after a caller reported gunfire and foun... More

07/01/2026

Oregon officials seek public's help finding missing Eugene teen Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon officials seek public's help finding missing Eugene teen
The Oregon Department of Human Services is asking for the publics help to find a missing 1... More

07/01/2026

Butterfield Spring Fire grows to 2,000 acres near I-84 in Malheur County, Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Butterfield Spring Fire grows to 2,000 acres near I-84 in Malheur County, Oregon
A growing wildfire in Malheur County is burning near Interstate 84 westbound near Milepost... More

07/01/2026

Kalshi $10 cash bonus referral code β€œOREGONLIVE1β€³ upgraded for Spain-Austria, World Cup knockout Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kalshi $10 cash bonus referral code β€œOREGONLIVE1β€³ upgraded for Spain-Austria, World Cup knockout
On July 1 2026 Kalshi has updated promo code OREGONLIVE1 for Thursdays marquee World Cup k... More

07/01/2026

K9 Moby among three ATF canines guarding FIFA matches in Seattle Featured News by Oregon Today News
K9 Moby among three ATF canines guarding FIFA matches in Seattle
Moby and his handler are part of a broader law enforcement operation that runs security fo... More

07/01/2026

US forward Folarin Balogun got a red card. What does that mean for the USMNT? Featured News by Oregon Today News
US forward Folarin Balogun got a red card. What does that mean for the USMNT?
The USNMTs lead scorer in this World Cup received the red card in the second half of the g... More

07/01/2026

U.S. wins 2-0 against Bosnia-Herzegovina to advance to round of 16 Featured News by Oregon Today News
U.S. wins 2-0 against Bosnia-Herzegovina to advance to round of 16
The USMNT had its first red card of the tournament and played a man down for much of the s... More

07/01/2026

Fireworks are part of the fun on the Fourth, and Hillsboro Police and Hillsboro Fire & Rescue (@hillsborofire) want everyone to enjoy them safely and legally. Before you light anything, know the difference. In Oregon, legal fireworks stay on the ground and do not explode. Fountains, sparklers, and ground spinners can all be used without a permit. Anything that flies, explodes, or behaves unpredictably, like bottle rockets, Roman candles, and firecrackers, is illegal without a permit from the State Fire Marshal. If you are celebrating with legal fireworks, keep it safe: - Keep a bucket of water or a charged hose close by. - Light one at a time, on a hard surface, away from people, pets, and buildings. - Never try to relight a dud. Soak it in water instead. - Soak all used fireworks in water before throwing them away. Fireworks are not allowed in state parks, on beaches, or on state and federal forest lands, and some areas have local restrictions, so always check before you celebrate. Using illegal fireworks is a crime. They can be seized, and misuse can bring fines of up to $2,500, plus responsibility for the cost of any fire they cause. To report illegal fireworks use, call non-emergency dispatch at 503-629-0111. Please save 911 for true emergencies. Have a safe and happy Fourth of July, Hillsboro. Learn more about Oregon's fireworks laws at oregon.gov/osfm. #HillsboroPolice #HillsboroFire #KeepItLegalKeepItSafe #FireworksSafety #July4th Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
Fireworks are part of the fun on the Fourth, and Hillsboro Police and Hillsboro Fire & Rescue (@hillsborofire) want everyone to enjoy them safely and legally. Before you light anything, know the difference. In Oregon, legal fireworks stay on the ground and do not explode. Fountains, sparklers, and ground spinners can all be used without a permit. Anything that flies, explodes, or behaves unpredictably, like bottle rockets, Roman candles, and firecrackers, is illegal without a permit from the State Fire Marshal. If you are celebrating with legal fireworks, keep it safe: - Keep a bucket of water or a charged hose close by. - Light one at a time, on a hard surface, away from people, pets, and buildings. - Never try to relight a dud. Soak it in water instead. - Soak all used fireworks in water before throwing them away. Fireworks are not allowed in state parks, on beaches, or on state and federal forest lands, and some areas have local restrictions, so always check before you celebrate. Using illegal fireworks is a crime. They can be seized, and misuse can bring fines of up to $2,500, plus responsibility for the cost of any fire they cause. To report illegal fireworks use, call non-emergency dispatch at 503-629-0111. Please save 911 for true emergencies. Have a safe and happy Fourth of July, Hillsboro. Learn more about Oregon's fireworks laws at oregon.gov/osfm. #HillsboroPolice #HillsboroFire #KeepItLegalKeepItSafe #FireworksSafety #July4th
Fireworks are part of the fun on the Fourth and Hillsboro Police and Hillsboro Fire amp Re... More

07/01/2026

Polymarket invite code β€œOREGON” unlocks $50 bonus for Spain vs. Austria and Thursday MLB on July 1st Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket invite code β€œOREGON” unlocks $50 bonus for Spain vs. Austria and Thursday MLB on July 1st
The Polymarket invite code OREGON has been updated for Wednesday July 1st going live ahead... More

07/01/2026

'Truly a miracle': 8-year-old Ohio boy survives 2 strokes Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Truly a miracle': 8-year-old Ohio boy survives 2 strokes
Geno Mueller an 8-year-old from Avon Lake Ohio continues to defy medical odds having survi... More

07/01/2026

Warm winter, low snowpack leads to drought in much of E. Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Warm winter, low snowpack leads to drought in much of E. Oregon
HERMISTON Historically low snowpack and one of the warmest winters in Oregon history are ... More

07/01/2026

Experts release new Round of 32 predictions with Lamine Yamal, Spain heavily favored over Austria Featured News by Oregon Today News
Experts release new Round of 32 predictions with Lamine Yamal, Spain heavily favored over Austria
The World Cup moves to California as a massive Round of 32 clash takes center stage Austri... More

07/01/2026

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