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Whale entanglements are becoming more common along the west coast of the United States, with NOAA Fisheries reporting as many as three dozen confirmed sightings in 2024.
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The state is experiencing a historically low snowpack, but a likely shift in the weather could bring some snow to Oregon's mountains.
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An extended cold snap in Eugene is putting extra strain on the power supply.
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Benton County Commissioners are taking a second look at their decision to allow the Coffin Butte landfill to expand. And this time, they’ll have new information to consider from Oregon’s environmental regulators.
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If you have an opinion about where and when drones should be allowed in state parks or on beaches, the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department wants your input as it fine-tunes its policies.
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One of Eugene’s biggest Parks and Open Space volunteer events happens on Monday for the MLK Day of Service: The annual tree planting event.
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Oregon tribal members are asking regulators to prohibit motorized boats in part of the Siletz River to protect fish and recreation.
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On this edition, we talk with Alex Baumhardt of the Oregon Capitol Chronicle about Governor Tina Kotek's about-face on the transportation package, and we talk to KLCC's Zac Ziegler about the state's low snow pack.
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Federal data shows most of the state is well below normal snowpack totals,
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Oregon regulators fined a railroad company about $82,000 after its trestle bridge in Corvallis collapsed last January, causing a train derailment that dumped toxic chemicals into the river below.
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The Oregon Department of Agriculture has settled a lawsuit with a Eugene-area business over a large pile of horse manure.
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Heavy snow Tuesday through Thursday could lead to treacherous travel conditions in the Cascades and some areas of Eastern Oregon. Officials advise people to delay travel if possible.