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Permanent daylight saving time: Will Congress vote before we change the clocks? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Permanent daylight saving time: Will Congress vote before we change the clocks?
Barring lightning fast and highly unlikely Congressional action daylight saving time wil... More

09/03/2026

A new Milwaukie comic shop plans to fill the void left by Things From Another World's closure Featured News by Oregon Today News
A new Milwaukie comic shop plans to fill the void left by Things From Another World's closure
The first time Alex Miller met Dark Horse Comics founder Mike Richardson he was fresh off ... More

09/03/2026

Houston’s Conner Weigman presents unique run threat to Oregon State defense Featured News by Oregon Today News
Houston’s Conner Weigman presents unique run threat to Oregon State defense
CORVALLIS Even in an era in which mobile quarterbacks are commonplace Conner Weigman pres... More

09/03/2026

A lifeline for Oregon mothers battling addiction is going away Featured News by Oregon Today News
A lifeline for Oregon mothers battling addiction is going away
The Letty Owings Center a residential treatment facility in Portland where patients can re... More

09/03/2026

Gloria Steinem never had children, but she was a stepmom to this A-list actor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Gloria Steinem never had children, but she was a stepmom to this A-list actor
Gloria Steinem a leading figure of second-wave feminism died at age 92 on Wednesday Sept 2 More

09/03/2026

Remembering August 1933 and Oregon's most famous wildfire: The Tillamook Burn Featured News by Oregon Today News
Remembering August 1933 and Oregon's most famous wildfire: The Tillamook Burn
The Labor Day weekend traditionally the last great carefree celebration of summer has beco... More

09/03/2026

Crime Stoppers of Oregon to cease operations after 43 years Featured News by Oregon Today News
Crime Stoppers of Oregon to cease operations after 43 years
PORTLAND Ore - Crime Stoppers of Oregon announced on Tuesday that it would end its program... More

09/03/2026

ICE officer charged with lying to investigators in shooting of Venezuelan man, source says Featured News by Oregon Today News
ICE officer charged with lying to investigators in shooting of Venezuelan man, source says
The federal charges follow the ICE officers release from jail last week after Texas govern... More

09/03/2026

Annual Dick's-A-Thon to hit Seattle streets Featured News by Oregon Today News
Annual Dick's-A-Thon to hit Seattle streets
The annual running event takes place between the Seattle Dicks Drive-In locations on Satur... More

09/03/2026

When should you get flu, COVID and RSV vaccines? Doctors offer new guidance Featured News by Oregon Today News
When should you get flu, COVID and RSV vaccines? Doctors offer new guidance
A group of leading medical professionals from top clinical organizations have banded toget... More

09/03/2026

Ex-NFL player, college football All-American dies at 40 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ex-NFL player, college football All-American dies at 40
Former college football All-American and NFL defensive back Alphonso Smith has died accord... More

09/03/2026

SEC sues LSU, Lane Kiffin over former NFL players Featured News by Oregon Today News
SEC sues LSU, Lane Kiffin over former NFL players
The SEC is now suing LSU and coach Lane Kiffin More

09/03/2026

Record number of Washington mail-in ballots uncounted after primary election, report finds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Record number of Washington mail-in ballots uncounted after primary election, report finds
Elected officials in Washington state are sounding the alarm about an increase in uncounte... More

09/03/2026

Ford recalls nearly 150,000 cars over wiring defect that could lead to loss of power Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ford recalls nearly 150,000 cars over wiring defect that could lead to loss of power
Depending on which connection is impacted it could impact power or disable the windshield ... More

09/03/2026

Unsafe levels of fecal bacteria in ocean water now affecting second Oregon beach Featured News by Oregon Today News
Unsafe levels of fecal bacteria in ocean water now affecting second Oregon beach
Oregon Health Authority advises avoiding Mill Beach due to unsafe fecal bacteria levels a ... More

09/03/2026

Trump insults Ken Paxton while urging Texans to vote for him Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump insults Ken Paxton while urging Texans to vote for him
President Donald Trump could not get through telling Texans to cast ballots for Ken Paxton... More

09/03/2026

Country star guest picker for 'GameDay,’ Kiffin to join Featured News by Oregon Today News
Country star guest picker for 'GameDay,’ Kiffin to join
ESPNs College GameDay opens its 40th season from Baton Rouge Louisiana for its 500th show ... More

09/03/2026

Big Ten slate features No. 2 Oregon hosting Boise State, and No. 6 Indiana opening title defense Featured News by Oregon Today News
Big Ten slate features No. 2 Oregon hosting Boise State, and No. 6 Indiana opening title defense
Oregon carries an FBS-leading 38-game nonconference home winning streak into its season op... More

09/03/2026

NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH September is National Preparedness Month and a great reminder to prepare for the unexpected. Disasters and emergencies can strike anytime; sometimes leaving our communities without adequate aid for hours, days, or even weeks. Take time this month to review your emergency plans and supplies. Due to potential local wildfires, storms, floods, or landslides it is recommended that all Oregonians be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least two weeks. For coastal residents, like Lincoln County, it is recommended to be “4 Weeks Cascadia Ready” in preparation for a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake. This means your household has enough food, water, medical supplies, sanitation supplies, and other life-sustaining resources to meet your needs for at least four weeks. In a major disaster such as a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake, supply chain, responders, and transportation would be disrupted. Our communities need to be prepared to take care of each other until assistance is available. Be Informed o Know about possible hazards that can occur where you live. o Be familiar with local evacuation routes. o Sign up for local emergency alerts through Lincoln Alerts. Make an Emergency Plan o Talk with family and friends about what to do, including if you’re not together during an emergency. o Practice your plan at different times and on different days. What will you do if you are at home, work, school, or at another location? o Plan to check on your neighbors or vulnerable community members and offer assistance if possible. Build an Emergency Kit o Create an emergency kit or update your existing one. o Some supplies include: o at least 4 weeks supply of food and water for each person and any pets. Remember to include water for drinking, sanitation, and preparing meals if needed. o battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert o flashlight o first aid kit o extra batteries o whistle (to signal for help) o dust mask (to help filter contaminated air) and face coverings o plastic sheeting and duct tape (to shelter in place) o moist towelettes, garbage bags, and plastic ties (for personal sanitation) o wrench or pliers (to turn off utilities) o manual can opener (for food) o local maps o cell phone with chargers and a backup battery More preparedness information and resources: o Lincoln County Emergency Management – Plan and Prepare Resources o Be Ready – Make a Plan o Be Ready – Build a Kit o CDC – Emergency Preparedness and Response o Red Cross – How to Prepare for Emergencies o Oregon Emergency Management – 2 Weeks Ready Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH September is National Preparedness Month and a great reminder to prepare for the unexpected. Disasters and emergencies can strike anytime; sometimes leaving our communities without adequate aid for hours, days, or even weeks. Take time this month to review your emergency plans and supplies. Due to potential local wildfires, storms, floods, or landslides it is recommended that all Oregonians be prepared to be self-sufficient for at least two weeks. For coastal residents, like Lincoln County, it is recommended to be “4 Weeks Cascadia Ready” in preparation for a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake. This means your household has enough food, water, medical supplies, sanitation supplies, and other life-sustaining resources to meet your needs for at least four weeks. In a major disaster such as a Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake, supply chain, responders, and transportation would be disrupted. Our communities need to be prepared to take care of each other until assistance is available. Be Informed o Know about possible hazards that can occur where you live. o Be familiar with local evacuation routes. o Sign up for local emergency alerts through Lincoln Alerts. Make an Emergency Plan o Talk with family and friends about what to do, including if you’re not together during an emergency. o Practice your plan at different times and on different days. What will you do if you are at home, work, school, or at another location? o Plan to check on your neighbors or vulnerable community members and offer assistance if possible. Build an Emergency Kit o Create an emergency kit or update your existing one. o Some supplies include: o at least 4 weeks supply of food and water for each person and any pets. Remember to include water for drinking, sanitation, and preparing meals if needed. o battery-powered or hand crank radio and a NOAA Weather Radio with tone alert o flashlight o first aid kit o extra batteries o whistle (to signal for help) o dust mask (to help filter contaminated air) and face coverings o plastic sheeting and duct tape (to shelter in place) o moist towelettes, garbage bags, and plastic ties (for personal sanitation) o wrench or pliers (to turn off utilities) o manual can opener (for food) o local maps o cell phone with chargers and a backup battery More preparedness information and resources: o Lincoln County Emergency Management – Plan and Prepare Resources o Be Ready – Make a Plan o Be Ready – Build a Kit o CDC – Emergency Preparedness and Response o Red Cross – How to Prepare for Emergencies o Oregon Emergency Management – 2 Weeks Ready
NATIONAL PREPAREDNESS MONTH September is National Preparedness Month and a great reminder... More

09/03/2026

Maryland boy battling cancer becomes honorary police chief Featured News by Oregon Today News
Maryland boy battling cancer becomes honorary police chief
A Maryland town honored 10-year-old Joey Stranger who has bone cancer during a daylong cel... More

09/03/2026

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