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Palestinian Portland-area resident faces deportation to West Bank amid escalating settler violence Featured News by Oregon Today News
A Palestinian resident of the Portland area is set to be deported to the West Bank on Wedn... More

09/04/2026

The chaotic travel day that hit Boise State right before its biggest game of the season Featured News by Oregon Today News
EUGENE Its raining its pouring and the Boise State Broncos are no longer soaring More

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Maryland father holds up beam for 20 minutes to save trapped son after tree falls on house Featured News by Oregon Today News
A massive tree crushed through his sons bedroom trapping the young boy in his bed beneath ... More

09/04/2026

'This is not the end of fire season': Despite recent rain, Oregon fire officials urge caution as Labor Day weekend begins Featured News by Oregon Today News
Recent rain is helping Oregon firefighters increase containment but officials warn wildfir... More

09/04/2026

Lawsuit seeks release of records in Kyron Horman investigation Featured News by Oregon Today News
A civil lawsuit claims the Multnomah County District Attorneys Office improperly withheld ... More

09/04/2026

Federal judge extends block on mail-in voting changes in Oregon lawsuit Featured News by Oregon Today News
A federal judge on Sept 4 extended a block of US Postal Service limitations on mail-in bal... More

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Report alleges Chavez-DeRemer visited strip clubs, drank on the job Featured News by Oregon Today News
As US labor secretary Lori Chavez-DeRemer harassed employees and carried on an unprofessio... More

09/04/2026

Prescott Elementary students help choose colors for new Parkrose mural Featured News by Oregon Today News
School leaders hope the finished mural will become a source of pride for students and the ... More

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Former NBA center banned from Sky games files lawsuit Featured News by Oregon Today News
CHICAGO AP Chicago Sky owner Michael Alter says a lawsuit filed by former NBA center Enes... More

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Predicting the final standings for every 6A, 5A, 4A Oregon high school football league Featured News by Oregon Today News
Below are longtime high school sports reporter Ren Ferrns predicted final standings for ea... More

09/04/2026

VOLUNTEER COMMITTEE OPENING - PARKS COMMISSION  
  
The City of Coos Bay is seeking a volunteer to a position on the Parks Commission. Applications are available from the City Manager’s Office at City Hall, by calling 541-269-8912, or on the City’s website at https://www.coosbayor.gov/government/boards-commissions/committee-application. Applications will be accepted in the City Mangers Office through 5:00 p.m. September 28, 2026. Applicants will be contacted to schedule interviews with the City Council.  
  
Parks Commission – The Parks Commission is comprised of one City Councilor, one Planning Commissioner, and remaining positions are filled by interested persons. Membership, if possible, should include a landscape design professional, landscaping business professional, design professional, parks management professional and a bicycle or pedestrian enthusiast with subject matter expertise. Applications must be a resident of the City of Coos Bay or own property in the city. The Parks Commission meets twice a month. There is one term open expiring on December 31, 2028. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
ICE officer pleads not guilty to lying about shooting and is released from custody Featured News by Oregon Today News
A federal indictment accuses Christian Castro of falsely telling investigators that he was... More

09/04/2026

One of Portland’s best new food carts just expanded with a fajitas-slinging sister Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tacos Fita a growing taco chain recently named one of Portlands best new food carts has ad... More

09/04/2026

2026 Washington high school football: WIAA schedule and where to watch Camas, Battle Ground, Sumner, O’Dea, Gonzaga Prep and more Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Washington high school football season is back and you can watch hundreds of games acr... More

09/04/2026

How to watch Kansas vs LIU college football streaming live for free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
Week 1 college football action features the Kansas Jayhawks hosting the Long Island Univer... More

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How to watch Stanford vs Miami college football streaming free tonight Featured News by Oregon Today News
The No 7-ranked Miami Hurricanes open up their 2026 season against the Stanford Cardinal t... More

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No. 14 USC vs Fresno State: TV channel, kickoff time and free streaming options Featured News by Oregon Today News
The No 14 USC Trojans look to continue their hot start when they host the Fresno State Bul... More

09/04/2026

Olympian David Hearn returns to court over dismissed Reflecting Pool vandalism charges Featured News by Oregon Today News
He asked a judge to end the criminal case permanently and to block the Trump administratio... More

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9/4/26 - The Lane County Sheriff’s Office Reminds Everyone Child Safety Seats Save Lives!   
  
Lane County Sheriff’s Office continues to use state-funded grant overtime to enforce seatbelt laws, including child safety restraint requirements. Although enforcement helps, the most important step in preventing tragedy is ensuring a child safety seat is properly installed and used every time.   
  
According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 46% of child car seats are installed incorrectly. The link below provides an excellent visual guide to Oregon’s Child Restraint Laws:  https://www.oregon.gov/odot/Safety/Documents/ODOT_Car_Seat_Flyer_2021-English.pdf   
  
-Statistics-   
  
Car seats reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers in     passenger cars.   
  
Since 1975, child restraints have saved over 11,600 children under age 5.   
  
Nearly half of caregivers believe they installed seats correctly—but 46% are installed wrong.   
  
-Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT): Child Safety Seat Requirements-   
  
Children must use a child safety seat until 40 lbs or until they reach the upper weight limit of the seat.   
  
Infants must ride rear-facing until age two, unless they turned one before May 26, 2017.   
  
After outgrowing a forward‑facing harness, children must use a booster seat until 4'9 Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
9/4/26 - The Lane County Sheriff’s Office Reminds Everyone Child Safety Seats Save Lives! Lane County Sheriff’s Office continues to use state-funded grant overtime to enforce seatbelt laws, including child safety restraint requirements. Although enforcement helps, the most important step in preventing tragedy is ensuring a child safety seat is properly installed and used every time. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), 46% of child car seats are installed incorrectly. The link below provides an excellent visual guide to Oregon’s Child Restraint Laws: https://www.oregon.gov/odot/Safety/Documents/ODOT_Car_Seat_Flyer_2021-English.pdf -Statistics- Car seats reduce the risk of fatal injury by 71% for infants and 54% for toddlers in passenger cars. Since 1975, child restraints have saved over 11,600 children under age 5. Nearly half of caregivers believe they installed seats correctly—but 46% are installed wrong. -Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT): Child Safety Seat Requirements- Children must use a child safety seat until 40 lbs or until they reach the upper weight limit of the seat. Infants must ride rear-facing until age two, unless they turned one before May 26, 2017. After outgrowing a forward‑facing harness, children must use a booster seat until 4'9" or age 8 and the adult belt fits properly. -Rear Seating- Oregon law does not prohibit children from riding in the front seat. However, rear‑facing seats may never be used in front of an active airbag. National best practices recommend children ride in the back seat through age 12. -Booster Seat Fit Test- To determine whether a child can safely transition from a booster to a seatbelt, answer YES to all: Can the child sit back with knees bending naturally at the seat edge? Do their feet rest flat on the floor? Does the shoulder belt lay flat across the collarbone and chest (not the neck)? Does the lap belt sit low across the thighs (not the stomach)? Can the child maintain this position comfortably for the entire trip? The Lane County Sheriff’s Office wants everyone to have a safe Holiday Weekend. So, please buckle-up and ensure every child is secured safely before your drive.
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