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Someone intentionally disrupted the oxygen supply at Colorado's largest hospital Featured News by Oregon Today News
Someone intentionally disrupted the oxygen supply at Colorado's largest hospital
Alarms warned staff as pressure fell allowing the Aurora Colorado hospital to move patient... More

09/21/2026

🎃 Carriage of Shadows 🎃 A spooky night at the Monteith House is coming up fast, and we have a pair of Carriage of Shadows tickets for 7 p.m. on October 2. To enter, comment below and tell us who you would bring along for this haunting night out. Sharing this post with a friend is appreciated, too, but is not required to enter. Entries close at 11:59 p.m. on September 27. One winner will be selected at random from eligible comments and contacted by direct message on September 28. The winner will have three calendar days to respond. If we do not receive a response within that time, an alternate winner will be selected. The winner will need to provide an email address to receive the electronic tickets. To purchase tickets, visit the Monteith House website. Multiple events, dates, and times are available throughout the Halloween season. October 2 is creeping up quickly, so get your name in for a chance to experience a little Albany history with a spooky twist. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook. #VisitAlbanyOregon #AuthenticallyAlbany #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #HiddenGemsOfAlbanyPhotos from Albany Visitors Association's post Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
🎃 Carriage of Shadows 🎃 A spooky night at the Monteith House is coming up fast, and we have a pair of Carriage of Shadows tickets for 7 p.m. on October 2. To enter, comment below and tell us who you would bring along for this haunting night out. Sharing this post with a friend is appreciated, too, but is not required to enter. Entries close at 11:59 p.m. on September 27. One winner will be selected at random from eligible comments and contacted by direct message on September 28. The winner will have three calendar days to respond. If we do not receive a response within that time, an alternate winner will be selected. The winner will need to provide an email address to receive the electronic tickets. To purchase tickets, visit the Monteith House website. Multiple events, dates, and times are available throughout the Halloween season. October 2 is creeping up quickly, so get your name in for a chance to experience a little Albany history with a spooky twist. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Facebook. #VisitAlbanyOregon #AuthenticallyAlbany #AlbanyOregon #MyAlbanyStory #HiddenGemsOfAlbanyPhotos from Albany Visitors Association's post
Carriage of Shadows A spooky night at the Monteith House is coming up fast and we have ... More

09/21/2026

The kids are all right, but they could be better, CDC survey of teens shows Featured News by Oregon Today News
The kids are all right, but they could be better, CDC survey of teens shows
The report showed teens are eating healthier and drinking more water but getting less phys... More

09/21/2026

Endangered sea turtle lays eggs on California beach for first time in recorded history Featured News by Oregon Today News
Endangered sea turtle lays eggs on California beach for first time in recorded history
It is the first-ever recorded natural nesting for any sea turtle species on the US West Co... More

09/21/2026

Powerball: See the winning numbers in Monday’s $313 million drawing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Powerball: See the winning numbers in Monday’s $313 million drawing
Its time to grab your tickets and check to see if youre a big winner The Powerball lottery... More

09/21/2026

Spokane mother charged after daughter, left home alone, found in overflowing bathtub Featured News by Oregon Today News
Spokane mother charged after daughter, left home alone, found in overflowing bathtub
Travionna Johnson is charged with manslaughter and abandonment after leaving her developme... More

09/21/2026

Protests outside The Sports Bra turn violent after dispute over transgender athletes in sports Featured News by Oregon Today News
Protests outside The Sports Bra turn violent after dispute over transgender athletes in sports
The Portland sports bars no tolerance policy for anti-trans messaging led to competing pro... More

09/21/2026

SCINT case 2026-070 Following a month-long investigation into an illegal marijuana operation located at 91597 Newman Place, Coos Bay, Coos County, Oregon, SCINT applied for and was granted a search warrant demanding to search the property for evidence pertaining to (ORS 475C.349), Unlawful Possession of Marijuana or Hemp (ORS 475C.341/475C.337), and Unlawful Production of Marijuana (House Bill 3000, Section 41, 2021 Regular Session). On September 11th, 2026, this search warrant was executed by the Coos County Emergency Response Team. SCINT would like to thank all the members of the Emergency Response Team for the safe and successful execution of this search warrant. SCINT would also like to thank the community who reported this illegal operation as it led to this successful investigation. SCINT found that the location was equipped for a commercial marijuana operation with hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment. This unlicensed operation was also found to be in operating for several years within Coos County. SCINT located and seized about 180 pounds of processed marijuana, lysergic acid diethylamide “LSD”, and psylocibin mushrooms. SCINT believes that the 180 pounds of marijuana was to be transported and sold in a state where marijuana is still illegal making the total street value around $270,000.00. SCINT remains dedicated to eradicating all illegal marijuana operations within Coos County as they effect the legal market and illegal marijuana operations are not kept to the same standards as legal operations. These illegal operations are also not paying for the permits required nor will they report the proceeds made off of the produced marijuana. In the photo attached, each of the black bins are filled with marijuana. Released by Det. B. DavisPhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Coos County Sheriff
SCINT case 2026-070 Following a month-long investigation into an illegal marijuana operation located at 91597 Newman Place, Coos Bay, Coos County, Oregon, SCINT applied for and was granted a search warrant demanding to search the property for evidence pertaining to (ORS 475C.349), Unlawful Possession of Marijuana or Hemp (ORS 475C.341/475C.337), and Unlawful Production of Marijuana (House Bill 3000, Section 41, 2021 Regular Session). On September 11th, 2026, this search warrant was executed by the Coos County Emergency Response Team. SCINT would like to thank all the members of the Emergency Response Team for the safe and successful execution of this search warrant. SCINT would also like to thank the community who reported this illegal operation as it led to this successful investigation. SCINT found that the location was equipped for a commercial marijuana operation with hundreds of thousands of dollars in equipment. This unlicensed operation was also found to be in operating for several years within Coos County. SCINT located and seized about 180 pounds of processed marijuana, lysergic acid diethylamide “LSD”, and psylocibin mushrooms. SCINT believes that the 180 pounds of marijuana was to be transported and sold in a state where marijuana is still illegal making the total street value around $270,000.00. SCINT remains dedicated to eradicating all illegal marijuana operations within Coos County as they effect the legal market and illegal marijuana operations are not kept to the same standards as legal operations. These illegal operations are also not paying for the permits required nor will they report the proceeds made off of the produced marijuana. In the photo attached, each of the black bins are filled with marijuana. Released by Det. B. DavisPhotos from Coos County Sheriff's Office's post
SCINT case 2026-070 Following a month-long investigation into an illegal marijuana opera... More

09/21/2026

Oregon State women’s basketball adds commitment from 2027 guard Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State women’s basketball adds commitment from 2027 guard
Oregon State womens basketball has two commitments to its 2027 recruiting class More

09/21/2026

Oregon WR Jeremiah McClellan breaks foot in pregame warmups, out indefinitely after freak injury Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon WR Jeremiah McClellan breaks foot in pregame warmups, out indefinitely after freak injury
EUGENE Oregon football will be without one of its top pass-catching weapons indefinitely More

09/21/2026

New Kalshi Code OREGONLIVE55 extends $55 bonus through MNF tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
New Kalshi Code OREGONLIVE55 extends $55 bonus through MNF tonight
The Kalshi code OREGONLIVE55 has extended its upgraded bonus through Monday Night Football... More

09/21/2026

College assistant coach apologizes for fans quitting comment Featured News by Oregon Today News
College assistant coach apologizes for fans quitting comment
An Alabama assistant coach has apologized to the fan base after calling it out for quittin... More

09/21/2026

Polymarket updates $50 code “OREGON” for Monday’s Night Football live odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket updates $50 code “OREGON” for Monday’s Night Football live odds
The Polymarket code OREGON is live for Giants vs Rams on Monday Night Football with the ga... More

09/21/2026

Oregon governor’s race tight as poll shows 2-point margin Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon governor’s race tight as poll shows 2-point margin
New DHM Research poll shows Oregons governor race in toss-up territory Christine Drazan le... More

09/21/2026

Watch ‘The Voice Season 30′ premiere for free Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch ‘The Voice Season 30′ premiere for free
The Voice is back for its milestone 30th season and the new season kicks off with a specia... More

09/21/2026

Strange mail, stolen address: How fraudsters are exploiting Oregon homeowners Featured News by Oregon Today News
Strange mail, stolen address: How fraudsters are exploiting Oregon homeowners
Oregons business registry requires no address verification letting fraudsters register fak... More

09/21/2026

Jackets, gear, and beanies on sale right now from Carhartt Featured News by Oregon Today News
Jackets, gear, and beanies on sale right now from Carhartt
Carhartts new fall and winter collection is here with jackets vests sweatshirts flannels l... More

09/21/2026

Waymo is still mapping Portland as driverless cars await next steps Featured News by Oregon Today News
Waymo is still mapping Portland as driverless cars await next steps
PBOT hasnt issued any permits allowing the company to operate driverless vehicles as the c... More

09/21/2026

TriMet Lift bus driver hits bicyclist in Southeast Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
TriMet Lift bus driver hits bicyclist in Southeast Portland
The crash happened on Southeast 136th Avenue The bicyclist was taken to the hospital with ... More

09/21/2026

Tigard police sergeant accused of exposing himself at the gym Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tigard police sergeant accused of exposing himself at the gym
Sgt Luis Rivera was placed on paid administrative leave for the incident after it happened... More

09/21/2026

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