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Fire officials said Wednesday evening that the blaze is in mop-up status.
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The giant Doerner Fir tree caught fire Saturday in Coos County, Oregon. Firefighters are figuring out how to save the historic tree.
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We talk with Althea Rizzo of Oregon Office of Emergency Management about understanding and preparing for tsunamis along the Oregon coast. Further, we air the second conversation with Lane County Democrats about where the party stands at this moment.
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Emergency crews responded to a fire at an apartment building in downtown Eugene Thursday morning.
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The Deschutes County Sheriff’s Office is using swift water experts, cadaver canines and drones to locate the remaining body after a group was swept over Dillon Falls, near Bend.
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The Piper Lake Fire was 30% contained as of Wednesday morning.
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The "Tsunami Advisory" that had been in effect since Tuesday evening has been canceled.
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As of Monday evening, the Piper Fire was roughly 20 acres and was not threatening any populated areas.
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The National Preparedness Level – or PL - system is a 1 to 5 scale that indicates how busy a season is.
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President Donald Trump on Tuesday issued a major disaster declaration for public assistance in Coos, Curry and Douglas counties.
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The Deschutes County Sheriff has released the names of two people who died when they were swept up in the rapids while floating at Dillon Falls on Saturday.