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City of CorvallisThe drill this is aimed to help the Corvallis community be more prepared for emergencies and natural disasters. -
University of Oregon Architecture Professor helped build campus in Lviv, Ukraine that's part of the defense and refugee center.
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As of late last week, a number of areas burned during the Holiday Farm Fire have been re-opened. But officials still urge caution. -
EnvironmentA report released Thursday by the American Lung Association ranks Eugene-Springfield in the top 25 cities most polluted by particulate matter in the air. The poor rating mostly has to do with wildfires.
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A year and a half past the catastrophic wildfires of 2020, McKenzie Schools were gifted with a symbol of resilience from an affected district from southern Oregon this week.
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$1.02 million in federal reimbursement dollars is being directed to Lane County Emergency Management. It’s to cover costs for safeguarding the McKenzie River during the Holiday Farm Fire.
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If a wildfire strikes near you, are you prepared? The Office of the State Fire Marshall wants you to be. They’re kicking off a series of webinars to help Oregonians lower their risk of home ignition.
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The Oregon Beverage Recycling Cooperative has put $25-thousand from its emergency fund to match Bottle Drop customer donations toward Ukrainian relief efforts.
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As Russia expands its invasion of Ukraine, spiritual leaders across the world are continuing their call for peace. Today in Springfield, a Nativity Ukrainian Catholic ceremony was held outside city hall.
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Eugene is funding humanitarian aid to Ukraine. The City Council voted unanimously Monday to direct $10,000 from the City’s Emerging Need Fund to assist the besieged nation.
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People in Corvallis are donating money and sending supplies to help their “sister city” in war-torn Ukraine.
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The Oakridge School District just completed a 3-year renovation project on an emergency shelter for the entire community. Two large generators, installed last week, finished the job.
