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Spuds in space? NASA-backed research grows potatoes in moon-like soil at Oregon State University Featured News by Oregon Today News
Spuds in space? NASA-backed research grows potatoes in moon-like soil at Oregon State University
NASA-funded research at Oregon State University reveals successful growth of potatoes in m... More

05/12/2026

The condition PCOS is now called PMOS. What to know about the name change and what it means for care Featured News by Oregon Today News
The condition PCOS is now called PMOS. What to know about the name change and what it means for care
A hormonal condition affecting 1 in 8 women around the world just got a new name in hopes ... More

05/12/2026

The SPLC survived firebombs and death threats. Will it survive Trump 2.0? Featured News by Oregon Today News
The SPLC survived firebombs and death threats. Will it survive Trump 2.0?
Since its founding in 1971 the Southern Poverty Law Center has faced serious threats The s... More

05/12/2026

Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis after software flaw allowed vehicles to drive into floodwater Featured News by Oregon Today News
Waymo recalls nearly 3,800 robotaxis after software flaw allowed vehicles to drive into floodwater
According to the NHTSA Waymos software recognized the hazard enough to slow the vehicle bu... More

05/12/2026

OpenAI's Sam Altman takes the stand to fend off Elon Musk's accusations he 'stole a charity' Featured News by Oregon Today News
OpenAI's Sam Altman takes the stand to fend off Elon Musk's accusations he 'stole a charity'
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman took the stand on Tuesday to defend himself against accusations from... More

05/12/2026

Trump's FDA chief is out after angering pharma CEOs, vaping lobbyists and anti-abortion activists Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump's FDA chief is out after angering pharma CEOs, vaping lobbyists and anti-abortion activists
Marty Makary is resigning as Trumps FDA chief after having drawn complaints from health in... More

05/12/2026

French hantavirus patient is critically ill, on an artificial lung as total cases grow to 11 Featured News by Oregon Today News
French hantavirus patient is critically ill, on an artificial lung as total cases grow to 11
A doctor says a French woman being treated for hantavirus after being infected on a cruise... More

05/12/2026

Former Blazer Chris Dudley hopes for a rebound in Oregon governor race Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Blazer Chris Dudley hopes for a rebound in Oregon governor race
PORTLAND Ore KOIN After barely losing the race for Oregon governor in 2010 former Portlan... More

05/12/2026

Today is the last preferred day to return ballots by mail in Oregon. What to do after Featured News by Oregon Today News
Today is the last preferred day to return ballots by mail in Oregon. What to do after
With Election Day in Oregon a week away elections officials are urging voters to make a pl... More

05/12/2026

Jackson County welcomes Oregon’s first floating solar project Featured News by Oregon Today News
Jackson County welcomes Oregon’s first floating solar project
Crews have installed more than 1700 solar panels on a reservoir in Central Point The first... More

05/12/2026

Cruise ship passenger making best of quarantine in US following hantavirus outbreak Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cruise ship passenger making best of quarantine in US following hantavirus outbreak
Jake Rosmarin said he expects to spend 42 days at the National Quarantine Unit at the Univ... More

05/12/2026

MAY 5, 2026, PROCLAMATIONS At its May 5, 2026, meeting, the Coos Bay City Council unanimously approved two proclamations recognizing Building Safety Month and Wildfire Awareness Month, highlighting the community’s shared commitment to safety, preparedness, and resilience. Building Safety Month May has officially been proclaimed Building Safety Month in Coos Bay. This year’s theme, “Built to Last,” recognizes the important work of building officials, fire prevention staff, engineers, architects, contractors, and others who help ensure our homes, businesses, and public buildings are safe and resilient. The proclamation also serves as a reminder of how modern building codes and strong infrastructure help protect our community every day — especially during emergencies and natural disasters. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4111/639137461837267085 Wildfire Awareness Month The Council also proclaimed May as Wildfire Awareness Month, encouraging residents to take simple but meaningful steps to prepare for wildfire season. The proclamation recognizes the work of the Coos Bay Fire Department and local and state partners who help educate the public on wildfire prevention and preparedness. Residents are encouraged to create defensible space around their homes, safely manage yard debris, and make evacuation plans to help reduce wildfire risk and keep neighborhoods safe. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4113/639137461840937404 These proclamations reflect Coos Bay’s ongoing focus on building a safe, prepared, and connected community while recognizing the many people working behind the scenes to protect and serve our residents every day. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAY 5, 2026, PROCLAMATIONS At its May 5, 2026, meeting, the Coos Bay City Council unanimously approved two proclamations recognizing Building Safety Month and Wildfire Awareness Month, highlighting the community’s shared commitment to safety, preparedness, and resilience. Building Safety Month May has officially been proclaimed Building Safety Month in Coos Bay. This year’s theme, “Built to Last,” recognizes the important work of building officials, fire prevention staff, engineers, architects, contractors, and others who help ensure our homes, businesses, and public buildings are safe and resilient. The proclamation also serves as a reminder of how modern building codes and strong infrastructure help protect our community every day — especially during emergencies and natural disasters. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4111/639137461837267085 Wildfire Awareness Month The Council also proclaimed May as Wildfire Awareness Month, encouraging residents to take simple but meaningful steps to prepare for wildfire season. The proclamation recognizes the work of the Coos Bay Fire Department and local and state partners who help educate the public on wildfire prevention and preparedness. Residents are encouraged to create defensible space around their homes, safely manage yard debris, and make evacuation plans to help reduce wildfire risk and keep neighborhoods safe. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4113/639137461840937404 These proclamations reflect Coos Bay’s ongoing focus on building a safe, prepared, and connected community while recognizing the many people working behind the scenes to protect and serve our residents every day.
MAY 5 2026 PROCLAMATIONS At its May 5 2026 meeting the Coos Bay City Council unanimously ... More

05/12/2026

Oregon State women’s basketball adds JUCO transfer center Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State women’s basketball adds JUCO transfer center
Oregon State womens basketball has its first offseason addition More

05/12/2026

Oregon State women’s golf in third place entering final round of NCAA Stanford Regional Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State women’s golf in third place entering final round of NCAA Stanford Regional
Kate Nakaoka and Oregon State womens golf are well positioned after two rounds NCAA Stanfo... More

05/12/2026

Postal service lets Ralph Lauren put his stamp on 'American Icons' Featured News by Oregon Today News
Postal service lets Ralph Lauren put his stamp on 'American Icons'
Pickup trucks hamburgers and teddy bears More

05/12/2026

Jason Collins, NBA's first openly gay player, dies at 47 of brain tumor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Jason Collins, NBA's first openly gay player, dies at 47 of brain tumor
Jason Collins the NBAs first openly gay player and a trailblazer for inclusion has died at... More

05/12/2026

3 Seattle area residents being monitored for hantavirus Featured News by Oregon Today News
3 Seattle area residents being monitored for hantavirus
Three King County residents may have been exposed to the hantavirus that has killed and si... More

05/12/2026

Potentially record-breaking high temperatures expected across Central Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Potentially record-breaking high temperatures expected across Central Oregon
Weather forecasts for Tuesday May 12 predict possible record-breaking temperatures in part... More

05/12/2026

Pine Mountain Fire Update – May 12, 2026 | Central Oregon Fire Information Featured News by Oregon Today News
Pine Mountain Fire Update – May 12, 2026 | Central Oregon Fire Information
Central Oregon The Pine Mountain Fire is 100 contained at 2589 acres The fire will transi... More

05/12/2026

Why did Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek call GOP candidate Chris Dudley? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Why did Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek call GOP candidate Chris Dudley?
A lot can change in a campaign cycleFor example in November Chris Dudley didnt want to tal... More

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