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Disney animator meets first responders who rescued him from Arizona mountain Featured News by Oregon Today News
Disney animator meets first responders who rescued him from Arizona mountain
Glen Keane 72 was hiking Mummy Mountain with his family on July 29 when he reached a secti... More

08/07/2026

Kotek invokes Conflagration Act for Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kotek invokes Conflagration Act for Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County
Level 1 2 and 3 evacuations have been issued for areas on both sides of Sprague River Road... More

08/07/2026

Experts release new Fire vs. Storm WNBA Saturday prediction following latest injury updates Featured News by Oregon Today News
Experts release new Fire vs. Storm WNBA Saturday prediction following latest injury updates
The WNBA action continues at the Moda Center as the Portland Fire host the Seattle Storm o... More

08/07/2026

Meet the Oregon lineman coaches say you simply can't put a value on Featured News by Oregon Today News
Meet the Oregon lineman coaches say you simply can't put a value on
EUGENE For all the questions facing Oregons offensive line heading into the 2026 season I... More

08/07/2026

Minnie Driver injured in car crash while driving through France: 'So grateful to be alive' Featured News by Oregon Today News
Minnie Driver injured in car crash while driving through France: 'So grateful to be alive'
The actor said she suffered a sprained neck and is in shock after a car accident in rural ... More

08/07/2026

TP Freight halts operations, misses payroll, leaving workers owed weeks, union says Featured News by Oregon Today News
TP Freight halts operations, misses payroll, leaving workers owed weeks, union says
Oregon based TP Freight Lines abruptly notified its employees on August 4 that they were i... More

08/07/2026

Grasshopper Fire likely to grow amid weekend red flag warning Featured News by Oregon Today News
Grasshopper Fire likely to grow amid weekend red flag warning
Two new wildfires brought evacuations in southern Oregon as fire crews prepared for red fl... More

08/07/2026

Oregon Supreme Court overturns sex abuse convictions of former Woodburn teacher Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Supreme Court overturns sex abuse convictions of former Woodburn teacher
KVAL CBS 13 is the news sports and weather source for Eugene Oregon and nearby communities... More

08/07/2026

Oregon transportation funding survey yanked after group raises concerns Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon transportation funding survey yanked after group raises concerns
A survey asking Oregonians about transportation funding was pulled after members of Gov Ti... More

08/07/2026

Portland could expand 'no turn on red' to 200 more intersections amid push to reduce traffic deaths Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland could expand 'no turn on red' to 200 more intersections amid push to reduce traffic deaths
Portland leaders say the change could save lives on dangerous streets but some drivers wor... More

08/07/2026

Oregon attorney general approves merger of Salem Health, Santiam Hospital Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon attorney general approves merger of Salem Health, Santiam Hospital
The merger was granted emergency approval by the Oregon Health Authority but needed a fina... More

08/07/2026

Oregon State's 7 true seniors could all return in 2027 — here's why Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State's 7 true seniors could all return in 2027 — here's why
CORVALLIS Daniel Matagi arrived at Oregon State from Portland State thinking he had one s... More

08/07/2026

Voters approved a bond to build a Woodburn alternative school in 2015. The district now wants to repurpose it Featured News by Oregon Today News
Voters approved a bond to build a Woodburn alternative school in 2015. The district now wants to repurpose it
The Woodburn School District says the Success High School move will save money Families pa... More

08/07/2026

Running a business on the Southern Oregon Coast means juggling a lot of moving parts. I handle accounting locally, and i... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
Running a business on the Southern Oregon Coast means juggling a lot of moving parts. I handle accounting locally, and i...
Running a business on the Southern Oregon Coast means juggling a lot of moving parts I han... More

08/07/2026

'High likelihood' of human remains in burned-out Centennial Mills building, officials say Featured News by Oregon Today News
'High likelihood' of human remains in burned-out Centennial Mills building, officials say
Two police K9 team sweeps conducted this week both returned positive alerts for human rema... More

08/07/2026

Morning updates for the two southern Oregon fires Featured News by Oregon Today News
Morning updates for the two southern Oregon fires
Woodrat Mountain Fire in Jackson County has reached 282 acres whereas Wrights Spring Fire ... More

08/07/2026

Eastern Oregon state Rep. Greg Smith will pay $12k to settle latest ethics violations Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eastern Oregon state Rep. Greg Smith will pay $12k to settle latest ethics violations
This is a developing story and may be updated Oregons longest-serving state representative... More

08/07/2026

Battle Ground city manager firing came after police officer complaints Featured News by Oregon Today News
Battle Ground city manager firing came after police officer complaints
The Battle Ground City Council unexpectedly fired its top administrator Wednesday night Th... More

08/07/2026

Tired all the time? Sleep apnea could be the reason Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tired all the time? Sleep apnea could be the reason
The American Medical Association says about 80 of people who have sleep apnea are unaware ... More

08/07/2026

COOS BAY FIRE & POLICE CONNECT WITH THE COMMUNITY DURING NATIONAL NIGHT OUT On Tuesday evening, August 4, Coos Bay Fire & Rescue and the Coos Bay Police Department joined residents in celebrating National Night Out at events held in both the Empire and Eastside neighborhoods. The evening brought together local families, community organizations, and public safety personnel for a night focused on building relationships, sharing information, and enjoying time together. Community partners, including Hospice, the Lions Club, and the Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA), were also on hand, providing information about the services they offer and connecting with residents throughout the evening. At Eastside Park, Coos Bay Fire & Rescue demonstrated the Jaws of Life and hydraulic spreaders, giving children and families an up-close look at the specialized rescue equipment firefighters use during vehicle extrications and other emergencies. Firefighters explained how the tools work, answered questions, and invited visitors to tour one of the department's fire engines to learn more about its equipment and capabilities. The fun continued with games and activities alongside the Coos Bay Police Department. One of the evening's highlights was a water balloon toss that quickly turned into a friendly water balloon fight, drawing plenty of laughter from children, families, and first responders alike. In Empire, firefighters and police officers spent the evening visiting with residents, handing out stickers to children, posing for photos with families and community groups, and answering questions about public safety. During the event, firefighters also assisted a young child who needed a bandage for a minor cut. Live music throughout the evening helped create a welcoming atmosphere and added to the community celebration. National Night Out provides an opportunity for neighbors, first responders, and community organizations to come together outside of emergency situations, strengthening relationships and building trust. Events like these help residents get to know the people who serve their community while giving firefighters and police officers the chance to connect with citizens in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. The City of Coos Bay Police and Fire departments would like to thank everyone who attended, the many community partners who participated, and the volunteers who helped make both events a success. We look forward to continuing these partnerships and seeing the community again next year. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
COOS BAY FIRE & POLICE CONNECT WITH THE COMMUNITY DURING NATIONAL NIGHT OUT On Tuesday evening, August 4, Coos Bay Fire & Rescue and the Coos Bay Police Department joined residents in celebrating National Night Out at events held in both the Empire and Eastside neighborhoods. The evening brought together local families, community organizations, and public safety personnel for a night focused on building relationships, sharing information, and enjoying time together. Community partners, including Hospice, the Lions Club, and the Coos Forest Protective Association (CFPA), were also on hand, providing information about the services they offer and connecting with residents throughout the evening. At Eastside Park, Coos Bay Fire & Rescue demonstrated the Jaws of Life and hydraulic spreaders, giving children and families an up-close look at the specialized rescue equipment firefighters use during vehicle extrications and other emergencies. Firefighters explained how the tools work, answered questions, and invited visitors to tour one of the department's fire engines to learn more about its equipment and capabilities. The fun continued with games and activities alongside the Coos Bay Police Department. One of the evening's highlights was a water balloon toss that quickly turned into a friendly water balloon fight, drawing plenty of laughter from children, families, and first responders alike. In Empire, firefighters and police officers spent the evening visiting with residents, handing out stickers to children, posing for photos with families and community groups, and answering questions about public safety. During the event, firefighters also assisted a young child who needed a bandage for a minor cut. Live music throughout the evening helped create a welcoming atmosphere and added to the community celebration. National Night Out provides an opportunity for neighbors, first responders, and community organizations to come together outside of emergency situations, strengthening relationships and building trust. Events like these help residents get to know the people who serve their community while giving firefighters and police officers the chance to connect with citizens in a relaxed and enjoyable setting. The City of Coos Bay Police and Fire departments would like to thank everyone who attended, the many community partners who participated, and the volunteers who helped make both events a success. We look forward to continuing these partnerships and seeing the community again next year.
COOS BAY FIRE amp POLICE CONNECT WITH THE COMMUNITY DURING NATIONAL NIGHT OUT On Tuesday ... More

08/07/2026

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