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New $50 Polymarket referral code “OREGON” launched for Seahawks-Patriots on Wednesday Featured News by Oregon Today News
New $50 Polymarket referral code “OREGON” launched for Seahawks-Patriots on Wednesday
With the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots set to open the 2026 NFL season tonight... More

09/09/2026

Kalshi extends $25 code “OREGONLIVE1” for Seahawks vs. Patriots tonight, NFL Week 1 in OR, WA, and MA Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kalshi extends $25 code “OREGONLIVE1” for Seahawks vs. Patriots tonight, NFL Week 1 in OR, WA, and MA
Week 1 of the 2026 NFL regular season kicks off tonight providing football fans with a Sup... More

09/09/2026

Woman found dead in Northwest Portland apartment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Woman found dead in Northwest Portland apartment
A woman was found dead in a Northwest Portland apartment after a reported assault accordin... More

09/09/2026

Country music singer leaves tour after latest cancer scans: ‘It’s snuck back up’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Country music singer leaves tour after latest cancer scans: ‘It’s snuck back up’
Nat Myers returned to social media on Wednesday to share some news about his latest round ... More

09/09/2026

Sandra Bullock makes rare comment about ex-husband’s cheating scandal: ‘Really dark time’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sandra Bullock makes rare comment about ex-husband’s cheating scandal: ‘Really dark time’
Sandra Bullock is looking back on the fallout from her and Jesse James 2010 divorce More

09/09/2026

Taco Bell's new Salt & Straw ice cream taco sold out in a week — but the original is still available Featured News by Oregon Today News
Taco Bell's new Salt & Straw ice cream taco sold out in a week — but the original is still available
A week after Taco Bell launched the Salt amp Straw Churro Ice Cream Taco nationwide all lo... More

09/09/2026

A North Plains city councilor is under recall. Can he still be appointed mayor? Featured News by Oregon Today News
A North Plains city councilor is under recall. Can he still be appointed mayor?
North Plains absent its mayor is navigating another conundrum More

09/09/2026

Suspect sentenced after shooting man on North Portland MAX station platform Featured News by Oregon Today News
Suspect sentenced after shooting man on North Portland MAX station platform
Moyasar Osman Mohamed-Ahmed was convicted of first-degree manslaughter and unlawful use of... More

09/09/2026

Cleaning crew killed in Miami cargo jet crash was wrapping up shift at hard, demanding job Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cleaning crew killed in Miami cargo jet crash was wrapping up shift at hard, demanding job
The crew worked for Professional Ocean Service Corporation which has cleaned planes at the... More

09/09/2026

Former Oregon politician believed to have fled the country faces new federal indictment Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Oregon politician believed to have fled the country faces new federal indictment
Melissa Fireside the fugitive politician from Clackamas County now faces federal charges f... More

09/09/2026

Federal rangelands rules overhaul could cut out Oregonians from public input Featured News by Oregon Today News
Federal rangelands rules overhaul could cut out Oregonians from public input
The Trump administration is considering increasing the number of cattle and sheep that roa... More

09/09/2026

Portland renames César E. Chávez Boulevard for all farmworkers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland renames César E. Chávez Boulevard for all farmworkers
Csar E Chvez Boulevard will be renamed Campesinos Boulevard the Portland City Council has ... More

09/09/2026

5-star guard commits to SEC school over Big Ten team Featured News by Oregon Today News
5-star guard commits to SEC school over Big Ten team
Chase Lumpkin a five-star guard out of Georgia committed to the Alabama Crimson Tide baske... More

09/09/2026

No-School Day Alerts! October 22 & 23, as well as November 11, the Tigard-Tualatin School District has no-school days! You're in luck, Tualatin Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Play-Well TEKnologies, will be hosting no-shool day Lego Camps from 9am-12pm. Check out these and other youth programs at parks.tualatinoregon.gov/registerPhotos from City of Tualatin - Government's post Featured News by City of Tualatin
No-School Day Alerts! October 22 & 23, as well as November 11, the Tigard-Tualatin School District has no-school days! You're in luck, Tualatin Parks and Recreation, in partnership with Play-Well TEKnologies, will be hosting no-shool day Lego Camps from 9am-12pm. Check out these and other youth programs at parks.tualatinoregon.gov/registerPhotos from City of Tualatin - Government's post
No-School Day Alerts October 22 amp 23 as well as November 11 the Tigard-Tualatin School D... More

09/09/2026

HomeGoods eyes first Central Oregon location in Bend Featured News by Oregon Today News
HomeGoods eyes first Central Oregon location in Bend
HomeGoods owned by the same company as TJ Maxx applied to remodel the former Big Lots in B... More

09/09/2026

Oregon AG Rayfield leads 49 attorneys general in fight against illegal robocalls Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon AG Rayfield leads 49 attorneys general in fight against illegal robocalls
SALEM Ore KTVZ -- Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield is leading a bipartisan coalition o... More

09/09/2026

Recent press releases from the Curry County Board of Commissioners Jay Trost, Patrick Hollinger, and Lynn Coker as well as news outlets have been issued regarding the Curry County Sheriff’s Office Marine Deputy. Claims were made against the Marine Deputy by former Commissioner Brad Alcorn and current Commissioner Patrick Hollinger stating the Marine Deputy was performing fraudulent boater inspections, submitting false information intended to deceive the State Marine Board, defrauding of a state agency to receive unjustified reimbursement of $182,000, exposure of the public to unnecessary risk by failing to perform the prescribed safety related tasks, and failure to supervise by the Sheriff. Commissioner Hollinger also stated he personally contacted boaters that were inspected by the Marine Deputy and claimed the boaters had no recollection of being inspected. A DOJ criminal complaint was launched against the Marine Deputy, and an investigation was initiated into the claims made by the Curry County Commissioners. The DOJ investigation was completed and the evidence found contradicted former Commissioner Brad Alcorn’s and Commissioner Patrick Hollinger’s statements against the Marine Deputy. Evidence showed the Marine Deputy kept a detailed log of all boater inspections completed and hours spent performing different duties. All information coincided with data input to the Marine Board EBR’s system. Evidence showed the Marine Deputy “showed strong command of boating rules and regulations and all explanations were credible”. Furthermore, Commissioner Hollinger has no law enforcement or Oregon State Marine law enforcement training. There was no evidence that supported Commissioner Hollinger’s claims of “spot checking” boats the Marine Deputy had inspected “with the owners having no recollection of the inspection”. In fact, there was evidence that showed courtesy inspections and guide inspections had been completed at Commissioner Hollinger’s private property by the Marine Deputy. Many of the fishing guides, local fishermen, and boaters using the waterways validated the Marine Deputy’s presence and saw him on a regular basis. The false accusations and false claims made by the Curry County Commissioners against the Marine Deputy were fabrications made to mislead the public, defame the Marine Deputy, and slander the Curry County Sheriff’s Office. Marine Division Curry County Sheriff’s Office Featured News by Curry County Sheriff
Recent press releases from the Curry County Board of Commissioners Jay Trost, Patrick Hollinger, and Lynn Coker as well as news outlets have been issued regarding the Curry County Sheriff’s Office Marine Deputy. Claims were made against the Marine Deputy by former Commissioner Brad Alcorn and current Commissioner Patrick Hollinger stating the Marine Deputy was performing fraudulent boater inspections, submitting false information intended to deceive the State Marine Board, defrauding of a state agency to receive unjustified reimbursement of $182,000, exposure of the public to unnecessary risk by failing to perform the prescribed safety related tasks, and failure to supervise by the Sheriff. Commissioner Hollinger also stated he personally contacted boaters that were inspected by the Marine Deputy and claimed the boaters had no recollection of being inspected. A DOJ criminal complaint was launched against the Marine Deputy, and an investigation was initiated into the claims made by the Curry County Commissioners. The DOJ investigation was completed and the evidence found contradicted former Commissioner Brad Alcorn’s and Commissioner Patrick Hollinger’s statements against the Marine Deputy. Evidence showed the Marine Deputy kept a detailed log of all boater inspections completed and hours spent performing different duties. All information coincided with data input to the Marine Board EBR’s system. Evidence showed the Marine Deputy “showed strong command of boating rules and regulations and all explanations were credible”. Furthermore, Commissioner Hollinger has no law enforcement or Oregon State Marine law enforcement training. There was no evidence that supported Commissioner Hollinger’s claims of “spot checking” boats the Marine Deputy had inspected “with the owners having no recollection of the inspection”. In fact, there was evidence that showed courtesy inspections and guide inspections had been completed at Commissioner Hollinger’s private property by the Marine Deputy. Many of the fishing guides, local fishermen, and boaters using the waterways validated the Marine Deputy’s presence and saw him on a regular basis. The false accusations and false claims made by the Curry County Commissioners against the Marine Deputy were fabrications made to mislead the public, defame the Marine Deputy, and slander the Curry County Sheriff’s Office. Marine Division Curry County Sheriff’s Office
Recent press releases from the Curry County Board of Commissioners Jay Trost Patrick Holli... More

09/09/2026

Buffalo Bills to play Canadian anthem before home opener at new stadium Featured News by Oregon Today News
Buffalo Bills to play Canadian anthem before home opener at new stadium
The Buffalo Bills are planning a unique pregame moment for their highly anticipated home o... More

09/09/2026

Watch The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 5 for cheap and keep up with all the social drama Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives Season 5 for cheap and keep up with all the social drama
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives premieres Season 5 tonight Thursday September 10 at midni... More

09/09/2026

LSU expulsion longer on agenda for meeting after SEC letter Featured News by Oregon Today News
LSU expulsion longer on agenda for meeting after SEC letter
SEC presidents and chancellors will no longer consider expelling LSU from the conference d... More

09/09/2026

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