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FBI warning: Federal bulletin says terrorists may capitalize on 9/11 anniversary Featured News by Oregon Today News
FBI warning: Federal bulletin says terrorists may capitalize on 9/11 anniversary
Foreign terrorist organizations could use the anniversary of 911 to conduct attacks on the... More

09/11/2026

Oregon man accused of $200K pandemic loan fraud after his Eugene bar had been shut down over fights, druggings Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man accused of $200K pandemic loan fraud after his Eugene bar had been shut down over fights, druggings
The federal government has filed a complaint against the owner of a long-shuttered Eugene ... More

09/11/2026

Trump blasted for lunging at reporter asking 1 basic question: ‘He’s unhinged’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump blasted for lunging at reporter asking 1 basic question: ‘He’s unhinged’
President Donald Trump elicited outrage after he got into the face of an ABC News reporter... More

09/11/2026

New book maps 100 must-see Portland places Featured News by Oregon Today News
New book maps 100 must-see Portland places
Architectural writer Brian Libbys new book In Search of Portland Exploring a Transforming ... More

09/11/2026

Check your change jar: a 1969 penny could be worth $600,000 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Check your change jar: a 1969 penny could be worth $600,000
A 1969 penny sitting in your change jar may be worth 600000 because of a printing mistake ... More

09/11/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today, our nation experienced a tragedy that forever changed our country. For those of us who lived through September 11, 2001, many of us can still remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we first heard the news. Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost that day. We also honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, and ordinary citizens who demonstrated extraordinary courage and selflessness in the face of unimaginable circumstances. Twenty-five years is a significant passage of time. There is now a generation of Americans who were not yet born on September 11, 2001. For them, the events of that day are history rather than a shared experience. That makes it even more important that we continue to tell the stories of those we lost, those who answered the call to help, and the countless acts of kindness, compassion, and unity that followed. Here in Coos Bay, we have a special connection to that history. At Coos Bay Fire Station 1 stands a memorial that includes a piece of steel recovered from the World Trade Center. It is a lasting reminder of the lives lost that day and of the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who rushed toward danger to help others. This morning, members of Coos Bay Fire & Rescue, law enforcement, community representatives, and others will gather at Fire Station 1 for a remembrance ceremony. I am honored to be speaking at the ceremony and to join our community in remembering those we lost and recognizing the service and sacrifice of our first responders. Whether you are able to attend or simply take a quiet moment of reflection today, I hope we remember not only the tragedy of September 11, but also the courage, service, sacrifice, compassion, and sense of unity that followed. As the years continue to pass, it is our responsibility to make sure the significance of that day does not pass with them. We remember those we lost. We honor those who served. And we will never forget. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today, our nation experienced a tragedy that forever changed our country. For those of us who lived through September 11, 2001, many of us can still remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we first heard the news. Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost that day. We also honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, and ordinary citizens who demonstrated extraordinary courage and selflessness in the face of unimaginable circumstances. Twenty-five years is a significant passage of time. There is now a generation of Americans who were not yet born on September 11, 2001. For them, the events of that day are history rather than a shared experience. That makes it even more important that we continue to tell the stories of those we lost, those who answered the call to help, and the countless acts of kindness, compassion, and unity that followed. Here in Coos Bay, we have a special connection to that history. At Coos Bay Fire Station 1 stands a memorial that includes a piece of steel recovered from the World Trade Center. It is a lasting reminder of the lives lost that day and of the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who rushed toward danger to help others. This morning, members of Coos Bay Fire & Rescue, law enforcement, community representatives, and others will gather at Fire Station 1 for a remembrance ceremony. I am honored to be speaking at the ceremony and to join our community in remembering those we lost and recognizing the service and sacrifice of our first responders. Whether you are able to attend or simply take a quiet moment of reflection today, I hope we remember not only the tragedy of September 11, but also the courage, service, sacrifice, compassion, and sense of unity that followed. As the years continue to pass, it is our responsibility to make sure the significance of that day does not pass with them. We remember those we lost. We honor those who served. And we will never forget. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today our nation experienced a... More

09/11/2026

Oregon Ducks' keys to victory vs. Oklahoma State Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Ducks' keys to victory vs. Oklahoma State
The Oregon Ducks didnt meet their own high expectations in Week 1 against Boise State but ... More

09/11/2026

Beloved R&B singer grieving unexpected death of 3-month-old son Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved R&B singer grieving unexpected death of 3-month-old son
B2K founding member DeMario Raz-B Thornton and his wife Mona Li Thornton are grieving the ... More

09/11/2026

Urgent safety recall issued for toys sold on Amazon over lead poisoning risks: Return ASAP Featured News by Oregon Today News
Urgent safety recall issued for toys sold on Amazon over lead poisoning risks: Return ASAP
More than 1800 childrens toys sold on Amazon are being recalled for violating federal safe... More

09/11/2026

A NYC firehouse was the first to respond on 9/11. One firefighter from that crew is the last still on staff. Featured News by Oregon Today News
A NYC firehouse was the first to respond on 9/11. One firefighter from that crew is the last still on staff.
Almost 25 years later Sal Argano is still on duty at FDNYs Ten House the last of the fire... More

09/11/2026

You’ll still be able to get this popular whisky despite the new ban Featured News by Oregon Today News
You’ll still be able to get this popular whisky despite the new ban
Editors note Canadian whisky is spelled without the e More

09/11/2026

Mortgage rates hit highest level in over 14 months Featured News by Oregon Today News
Mortgage rates hit highest level in over 14 months
Mortgage rates rose for the third week in a row pushing the average long-term US home loan... More

09/11/2026

How to get fast-food chain’s new nugget-sized fashion bag with sauce-themed charms Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to get fast-food chain’s new nugget-sized fashion bag with sauce-themed charms
Burger King is celebrating the release of its new and improved nuggets with the seasons mo... More

09/11/2026

Iconic TV judge stepping away from bench after 30 years Featured News by Oregon Today News
Iconic TV judge stepping away from bench after 30 years
Judy Sheindlin is stepping away from the television bench after decades of delivering shar... More

09/11/2026

CDC: Multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce is over Featured News by Oregon Today News
CDC: Multistate cyclosporiasis outbreak linked to iceberg lettuce is over
The outbreak sickened over 12883 people across 21 states More

09/11/2026

No. 6 Oregon travels to Oklahoma State as Ducks look to get back on track after dropping in polls Featured News by Oregon Today News
No. 6 Oregon travels to Oklahoma State as Ducks look to get back on track after dropping in polls
No 6 Oregon and Oklahoma State meet Saturday with something to prove following lackluster ... More

09/11/2026

Dear Annie: My high school bestie and I have grown apart. Do I just let this friendship fade? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: My high school bestie and I have grown apart. Do I just let this friendship fade?
Dear Annie My high school best friend and I have slowly grown apart and Im struggling to f... More

09/11/2026

Disney College Program participant killed by lightning strike in Florida Featured News by Oregon Today News
Disney College Program participant killed by lightning strike in Florida
The 20-year-old Michigan man had just moved to Florida days earlier to begin the Disney Co... More

09/11/2026

Amazon issues recall of 180K light-up toys over chemical burn, ingestion risks Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon issues recall of 180K light-up toys over chemical burn, ingestion risks
Nearly 180000 light-up toys sold on Amazon are being recalled due to risk of serious injur... More

09/11/2026

Twenty-five years ago, a single morning changed our country forever. Today we pause to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the first responders who ran toward the danger so that others could make it home. We remember all those who never came home that day, and the firefighters, police officers, and paramedics who gave their lives trying to save others. We remember the many who have carried the weight of that day in the years since. To everyone who still feels the loss, we stand with you. We remember. Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
Twenty-five years ago, a single morning changed our country forever. Today we pause to remember the nearly 3,000 lives lost on September 11, 2001, and the first responders who ran toward the danger so that others could make it home. We remember all those who never came home that day, and the firefighters, police officers, and paramedics who gave their lives trying to save others. We remember the many who have carried the weight of that day in the years since. To everyone who still feels the loss, we stand with you. We remember.
Twenty-five years ago a single morning changed our country forever Today we pause to remem... More

09/11/2026

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