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Toyota recalls 144K vehicles over rearview camera issue Featured News by Oregon Today News
The rearview camera could fail to display reducing visibility and increasing crash risk More

03/26/2026

March Madness: An eighth grader from Pittsburgh is all alone with a perfect women's NCAA bracket Featured News by Oregon Today News
14-year-old Otto Schellhammer has a one-in-42 million bracket despite admitting to knowing... More

03/26/2026

Superfund cleanup stage for J.H. Baxter site in Eugene still years away Featured News by Oregon Today News
Four years after it shuttered and almost nine months after being deemed a Superfund site ... More

03/26/2026

California lawmakers pass bill to rename César Chavez Day following sexual abuse allegations Featured News by Oregon Today News
The state has honored Chavez with a state holiday on his birthday March 31 for years More

03/26/2026

What is sake? Here’s all you need to know (plus how to pair it with food) Featured News by Oregon Today News
If your experience with sake is limited to the warm cup at your local sushi spot youre mis... More

03/26/2026

Unpacking the Spree Casino Easter bonus package Featured News by Oregon Today News
Spree Casino is a social sweepstakes casino delivering hundreds of top-tier casino-style g... More

03/26/2026

Oregon child care construction grant program winds down Featured News by Oregon Today News
A short-lived grant program meant to expand child care offerings across Oregon by helping ... More

03/26/2026

Who are the ‘mystery orcas’ swimming around the Northwest? Featured News by Oregon Today News
The mystery orcas are back in the Puget Sound More

03/26/2026

Can’t stand the taste of low- or no-alcohol wine and spirits? This company says it has a fix Featured News by Oregon Today News
When Richard Schatzberger quit drinking about eight years ago it set him on a journey to r... More

03/26/2026

WNBA announces start time for draft, Portland Fire reveal watch party Featured News by Oregon Today News
Accompanying Wednesdays announcement of the 2026 expansion draft which will formally welco... More

03/26/2026

Slow cooker chicken diavolo with orzo Featured News by Oregon Today News
This pantry-friendly one-pot meal is inspired by Italian chicken diavolo a chile-slicked g... More

03/26/2026

Dear Abby: Adult son’s pipe dream of breaking into music industry has him asking us for handouts Featured News by Oregon Today News
DEAR ABBY I have a 42-year-old son Wade who has anxiety depression and a wild temper He re... More

03/26/2026

Pirates vs. Mets Opening Day 2026: Watch Skenes faces Peralta for free today Featured News by Oregon Today News
Todays packed MLB Opening Day slate features the Pittsburgh Pirates facing the New York Me... More

03/26/2026

Se acorta el año escolar en escuelas públicas de Portland tras voto de maestros Featured News by Oregon Today News
Read this story in English PPS students set to have 3 fewer days at school this spring as ... More

03/26/2026

🐸 Love this!Photos from swansorifinds's post Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
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03/26/2026

Average US long-term mortgage rate leaps to 6.38%, the highest level in more than 6 months Featured News by Oregon Today News
The last time the average rate was higher was Sept 4 when it was at 65 More

03/26/2026

SAFETY TIPS FOR RUNNERS  
  
The Newport Marathon is just around the corner, so we can expect to see local and guest runners hitting the road on May 31st. Motorists should use extra caution, not only during special events like this, but throughout the year. Whether you are a well-seasoned runner or just beginning your running activities, there are some things you should consider to keep yourself safe while running. The time of day and weather impact not only how you feel on your run but can also be more dangerous depending on the situation. Before heading out on your next run, consider these tips.   
Before the Run  
• Run with another person or a group.  
• Let someone know when and where you are running and when you will return.   
• Carry ID and a cell phone. Consider adding a small card with an emergency contact and any allergies or known medical conditions.   
• Take a whistle with you.  
• Dress for the weather and running conditions. Wear layers and sturdy shoes.   
• Wear reflective clothing or gear regardless of the time of day.   
• Don’t wear headphones or anything that distracts you. This will help keep you aware of cars passing by and animals you may encounter on your route.  
• Vary the route and the time of day that you run.  
• If you must run at night, remember to wear a headlamp and a flashing red light on your back. Consider additional reflective gear.   
• Remember to stretch! Stretching before running and regular flexibility and strength training help prevent future injuries.  
During the Run  
  
• Run against traffic so that you can observe the approach of automobiles.  
• When possible, run on sidewalks or designated trails/pedestrian paths.  
• Remember to hydrate. Runner’s belts and vests make it easier to carry water and snacks.   
• Keep an eye on the temperature and how your body feels. If you start to overheat, feel dizzy, or otherwise unwell, take a break in the shade and drink water.   
• Stay alert. When in doubt, follow your intuition. If something seems suspicious, do not panic, but run in a different direction.  
• Do not approach a car to give directions. If you feel you must respond, do it while moving.  
• Run in familiar areas. Note the location of neighbors or open businesses along the route.   
• When in doubt call for help. For an emergency, call 911. Non-emergency dispatch can be reached at 541-265-0777, or call a friend and keep them on the phone until you feel safe again. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
SAFETY TIPS FOR RUNNERS The Newport Marathon is just around the corner, so we can expect to see local and guest runners hitting the road on May 31st. Motorists should use extra caution, not only during special events like this, but throughout the year. Whether you are a well-seasoned runner or just beginning your running activities, there are some things you should consider to keep yourself safe while running. The time of day and weather impact not only how you feel on your run but can also be more dangerous depending on the situation. Before heading out on your next run, consider these tips. Before the Run • Run with another person or a group. • Let someone know when and where you are running and when you will return. • Carry ID and a cell phone. Consider adding a small card with an emergency contact and any allergies or known medical conditions. • Take a whistle with you. • Dress for the weather and running conditions. Wear layers and sturdy shoes. • Wear reflective clothing or gear regardless of the time of day. • Don’t wear headphones or anything that distracts you. This will help keep you aware of cars passing by and animals you may encounter on your route. • Vary the route and the time of day that you run. • If you must run at night, remember to wear a headlamp and a flashing red light on your back. Consider additional reflective gear. • Remember to stretch! Stretching before running and regular flexibility and strength training help prevent future injuries. During the Run • Run against traffic so that you can observe the approach of automobiles. • When possible, run on sidewalks or designated trails/pedestrian paths. • Remember to hydrate. Runner’s belts and vests make it easier to carry water and snacks. • Keep an eye on the temperature and how your body feels. If you start to overheat, feel dizzy, or otherwise unwell, take a break in the shade and drink water. • Stay alert. When in doubt, follow your intuition. If something seems suspicious, do not panic, but run in a different direction. • Do not approach a car to give directions. If you feel you must respond, do it while moving. • Run in familiar areas. Note the location of neighbors or open businesses along the route. • When in doubt call for help. For an emergency, call 911. Non-emergency dispatch can be reached at 541-265-0777, or call a friend and keep them on the phone until you feel safe again.
SAFETY TIPS FOR RUNNERS The Newport Marathon is just around the corner so we can expect t... More

03/26/2026

Thirsty Thursday: ‘Sauvage’ spotlights Oregon Sauvignon Blanc Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon-made pinot noir or chardonnay arent the only types of wine worth celebrating Durant... More

03/26/2026

Bill Maher will win the Kennedy Center's Mark Twain humor prize following White House denial Featured News by Oregon Today News
The award will be presented on June 28 just before Trump plans to close the Kennedy Center... More

03/26/2026

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