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‘No debería tener miedo’, dice adolescente de Hillsboro cuyo testimonio sobre ICE se volvió viral Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘No debería tener miedo’, dice adolescente de Hillsboro cuyo testimonio sobre ICE se volvió viral
Read this story in English I shouldnt be scared says Hillsboro teen whose emotional testim... More

11/13/2025

‘OPB Politics Now’: Newport fights potential ICE facility, plus Trump’s National Guard legal defeat Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘OPB Politics Now’: Newport fights potential ICE facility, plus Trump’s National Guard legal defeat
The Trump administrations immigration crackdown is entering a new chapter in Oregon A judg... More

11/13/2025

Portland archbishop joins U.S. Catholic bishops in reaffirming support for immigrants Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland archbishop joins U.S. Catholic bishops in reaffirming support for immigrants
At their annual meeting this week in Baltimore the nations Catholic bishops approved a spe... More

11/13/2025

2021 heat dome left Rhode Island-sized damage in Oregon’s western forests Featured News by Oregon Today News
2021 heat dome left Rhode Island-sized damage in Oregon’s western forests
A study from Oregon State University and the US Forest Service found the four-day extreme ... More

11/13/2025

2021 heat dome left Rhode Island-sized damage in Oregon’s, Washington’s western forests Featured News by Oregon Today News
2021 heat dome left Rhode Island-sized damage in Oregon’s, Washington’s western forests
Using satellite imagery researchers have discovered that nearly 5 of Oregon and Washington... More

11/13/2025

Oregon Department of Transportation leader Kris Strickler to step down amid agency turmoil Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Department of Transportation leader Kris Strickler to step down amid agency turmoil
Kris Strickler has been the Oregon Department of Transportations director since 2019 More

11/13/2025

Agentes de ICE detuvieron a personas equivocadas en Oregón, luego abandonaron a uno en Misisipi Featured News by Oregon Today News
Agentes de ICE detuvieron a personas equivocadas en Oregón, luego abandonaron a uno en Misisipi
Read this story in English ICE agents detained the wrong people in Oregon then stranded on... More

11/13/2025

Justice Department sues to block California US House map in clash that could tip control of Congress Featured News by Oregon Today News
Justice Department sues to block California US House map in clash that could tip control of Congress
The Justice Department on Thursday sued to block new congressional district boundaries app... More

11/13/2025

‘You hate the troops’: ESPN personality fires back at critics after Trump appears on his show Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘You hate the troops’: ESPN personality fires back at critics after Trump appears on his show
ESPN personality Pat McAfee fired back at critics who didnt like seeing President Donald T... More

11/13/2025

Why OHSU’s president is slamming a drug discount program piloted under Trump Featured News by Oregon Today News
Why OHSU’s president is slamming a drug discount program piloted under Trump
Oregon Health amp Science University leaders say a federal drug discount pilot set to begi... More

11/13/2025

Democratic Sen. John Fetterman hospitalized after fall Featured News by Oregon Today News
Democratic Sen. John Fetterman hospitalized after fall
Fetterman suffered a stroke in 2022 while campaigning for the Senate and deals with numero... More

11/13/2025

Which teams will win in 6A Oregon high school football Columbia Cup semifinals? Our predictions for each game Featured News by Oregon Today News
Which teams will win in 6A Oregon high school football Columbia Cup semifinals? Our predictions for each game
The 6A Oregon high school football Columbia Cup postseason continues this week and The Ore... More

11/13/2025

Trabajadores agrícolas entre 16 inmigrantes arrestados por ICE en la última redada en Oregón Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trabajadores agrícolas entre 16 inmigrantes arrestados por ICE en la última redada en Oregón
Read this story in English Farmworkers among 16 immigrants arrested by ICE in latest Orego... More

11/13/2025

Asking Eric: Depression, household clutter has isolated person wondering where to start Featured News by Oregon Today News
Asking Eric: Depression, household clutter has isolated person wondering where to start
Dear Eric My house has become a mess clutter everywhere after going through a season of ... More

11/13/2025

Filming a historic journey on the Klamath River: An interview with OPB’s Jessie Sears Featured News by Oregon Today News
Filming a historic journey on the Klamath River: An interview with OPB’s Jessie Sears
In the summer of 2025 a group of young Indigenous kayakers set out to paddle the entire Kl... More

11/13/2025

Ducks mailbag: Ranking questions, injuries, intentional grounding and more Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ducks mailbag: Ranking questions, injuries, intentional grounding and more
Thanks to those who submitted questions for last weeks Oregon Ducks mailbag More

11/13/2025

CITY COUCIL PROCLAIMS NOVEMBER AS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' HERITAGE MONTH At the regular City Council meeting on November 4, 2025, the Coos Bay City Council unanimously passed a proclamation recognizing November as Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month. The proclamation was read by Council President Lucinda DiNovo. The proclamation honors the lasting influence of Indigenous peoples on the history and culture of Coos Bay, acknowledging their stewardship of the land, preservation of traditions and language, and ongoing contributions to the community. It also recognizes the city’s location on ancestral lands and the importance of Tribal restoration efforts. Residents are encouraged to join in celebrating the heritage, diversity, and achievements of Indigenous peoples throughout November and to express gratitude to local organizations that support and collaborate with the Indigenous community. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/3635/638980395741730000 Featured News by City of Coos Bay
CITY COUCIL PROCLAIMS NOVEMBER AS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES' HERITAGE MONTH At the regular City Council meeting on November 4, 2025, the Coos Bay City Council unanimously passed a proclamation recognizing November as Indigenous Peoples’ Heritage Month. The proclamation was read by Council President Lucinda DiNovo. The proclamation honors the lasting influence of Indigenous peoples on the history and culture of Coos Bay, acknowledging their stewardship of the land, preservation of traditions and language, and ongoing contributions to the community. It also recognizes the city’s location on ancestral lands and the importance of Tribal restoration efforts. Residents are encouraged to join in celebrating the heritage, diversity, and achievements of Indigenous peoples throughout November and to express gratitude to local organizations that support and collaborate with the Indigenous community. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/3635/638980395741730000
CITY COUCIL PROCLAIMS NOVEMBER AS INDIGENOUS PEOPLES HERITAGE MONTH At the regular City C... More

11/13/2025

IT'S ALL FUN AND GAMES AT THE LIBRARY November is International Games Month and the staff at the Coos Bay Public Library are happy to help you join in on the fun. We have games of all types that you can enjoy at home or sample with other community members at our monthly Game Night. Tabletop gamers rejoice! We have over 150 board games available for checkout, many of which would cost $40+ if purchased on your own. These include everything from kids’ games like ‘Pete the Cat Groovy Friendship Game’ and ‘It’s a Small World’ to more complicated games like ‘Dune’ or ‘Settlers of Catan’ (and its many expansion packs and variants). If classic games are more your cup of tea, we also have nostalgic picks like ‘Monopoly’, ‘Scrabble’, and ‘Trivial Pursuit’. Whether you like focusing on strategy, cooperation, or puzzles, we invite you to come check out (pun intended) our selection. If you are looking to meet other teen & adult players, try our monthly Game Night on the last Friday of each month. We provide games, snacks, and beverages – you bring your competitive spirit! If you enjoy video games, we carry a diverse array of titles for gaming systems such as Play Station (2-5), Xbox One, and Switch. Instead of spending $70 on a game you may or may not like, try one for free with your library card. Each card holder can check out three games at a time, giving you plenty to do indoors during our wet winter. Whether you enjoy cozy life sims, roguelikes, role-playing games, or first-person shooters, our collection of video games promises to show you the latest & greatest both AAA and indie game studios have to offer. If you are looking for an activity that is a bit more relaxing, try one of our jigsaw puzzles. We always keep community puzzles on our big library tables behind new fiction, and doesn’t working on a puzzle while gazing out our large windows at the rain sound just delightful? If you prefer to do a puzzle at home, we have dozens of them waiting for you. From a simple 300 piece to a challenging double-sided 1000 piece, you’ll surely find a puzzle with a difficulty level & design to light up your winter days. As an added bonus, puzzles are “checked out” on an honor system. No need for a card; just let us know how many you are taking and bring them back when you're done! So, if you are looking for a way to celebrate International Game Month without breaking the bank, or just to while away a rainy afternoon and stay out of “Trouble,” take a “Risk” at the Coos Bay Public Library and we will be happy to “Clue” you in to a game that’s right for you. We promise you won’t be “Sorry!” Featured News by City of Coos Bay
IT'S ALL FUN AND GAMES AT THE LIBRARY November is International Games Month and the staff at the Coos Bay Public Library are happy to help you join in on the fun. We have games of all types that you can enjoy at home or sample with other community members at our monthly Game Night. Tabletop gamers rejoice! We have over 150 board games available for checkout, many of which would cost $40+ if purchased on your own. These include everything from kids’ games like ‘Pete the Cat Groovy Friendship Game’ and ‘It’s a Small World’ to more complicated games like ‘Dune’ or ‘Settlers of Catan’ (and its many expansion packs and variants). If classic games are more your cup of tea, we also have nostalgic picks like ‘Monopoly’, ‘Scrabble’, and ‘Trivial Pursuit’. Whether you like focusing on strategy, cooperation, or puzzles, we invite you to come check out (pun intended) our selection. If you are looking to meet other teen & adult players, try our monthly Game Night on the last Friday of each month. We provide games, snacks, and beverages – you bring your competitive spirit! If you enjoy video games, we carry a diverse array of titles for gaming systems such as Play Station (2-5), Xbox One, and Switch. Instead of spending $70 on a game you may or may not like, try one for free with your library card. Each card holder can check out three games at a time, giving you plenty to do indoors during our wet winter. Whether you enjoy cozy life sims, roguelikes, role-playing games, or first-person shooters, our collection of video games promises to show you the latest & greatest both AAA and indie game studios have to offer. If you are looking for an activity that is a bit more relaxing, try one of our jigsaw puzzles. We always keep community puzzles on our big library tables behind new fiction, and doesn’t working on a puzzle while gazing out our large windows at the rain sound just delightful? If you prefer to do a puzzle at home, we have dozens of them waiting for you. From a simple 300 piece to a challenging double-sided 1000 piece, you’ll surely find a puzzle with a difficulty level & design to light up your winter days. As an added bonus, puzzles are “checked out” on an honor system. No need for a card; just let us know how many you are taking and bring them back when you're done! So, if you are looking for a way to celebrate International Game Month without breaking the bank, or just to while away a rainy afternoon and stay out of “Trouble,” take a “Risk” at the Coos Bay Public Library and we will be happy to “Clue” you in to a game that’s right for you. We promise you won’t be “Sorry!”
ITS ALL FUN AND GAMES AT THE LIBRARY November is International Games Month and the staff ... More

11/13/2025

WATER QUALITY'S MOST WANTED Wipes, Fats, Oils and Grease cause problems every day in the City’s Sanitary Sewer System. You can help us by not putting them down the drain or flushing them. WIPES: Even if the package says “flushable” DO NOT FLUSH! Wipes do not break down like toilet paper and can clog your pipes from your home to the City’s infrastructure. Once they enter the City’s infrastructure, they can clog large pipes and break large pumps causing costly repairs. FATS OILS & GREASE (FOG): Be sure to destroy FOG by wiping dishes before turning the hot water on to get food debris off dishes. When FOG cools it solidifies and can clog your pipes from your home to the City’s infrastructure. Once in the City’s infrastructure FOG can cause sanitary sewer overflows into the streets of our town. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
WATER QUALITY'S MOST WANTED Wipes, Fats, Oils and Grease cause problems every day in the City’s Sanitary Sewer System. You can help us by not putting them down the drain or flushing them. WIPES: Even if the package says “flushable” DO NOT FLUSH! Wipes do not break down like toilet paper and can clog your pipes from your home to the City’s infrastructure. Once they enter the City’s infrastructure, they can clog large pipes and break large pumps causing costly repairs. FATS OILS & GREASE (FOG): Be sure to destroy FOG by wiping dishes before turning the hot water on to get food debris off dishes. When FOG cools it solidifies and can clog your pipes from your home to the City’s infrastructure. Once in the City’s infrastructure FOG can cause sanitary sewer overflows into the streets of our town.
WATER QUALITYS MOST WANTED Wipes Fats Oils and Grease cause problems every day in the Cit... More

11/13/2025

STUDENT POSITIONS OPEN on the Tualatin Budget Advisory Committee and Tualatin Library Advisory Committee. Be the voice of youth and make an impact on our community. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/advisorycommittees/current-advisory-committee-openings Featured News by City of Tualatin
STUDENT POSITIONS OPEN on the Tualatin Budget Advisory Committee and Tualatin Library Advisory Committee. Be the voice of youth and make an impact on our community. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/advisorycommittees/current-advisory-committee-openings
STUDENT POSITIONS OPEN on the Tualatin Budget Advisory Committee and Tualatin Library Advi... More

11/13/2025

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