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Citing need for citywide maintenance, Newport officials urge passage of replacement bond in NovemberThe City of Newport is asking voters to approve a proposal that would fund repairs or replacements to local infrastructure and facilities.
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Quarterback Dante Moore returned to practice with No. 13 Oregon this week but he remains in the concussion protocol and won't play on Saturday when the Ducks host UCLA.
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The Oregon Health Authority announced Wednesday it has approved a proposal to transition the for-profit owner of Springfield’s McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center to a nonprofit organization.
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The Adair Rural Fire Protection District in Benton County is asking voters this November to pay for a bond to purchase new equipment.
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Longtime Oregon Ducks men's basketball coach Dana Altman is retiring effective immediately after 16 seasons. Assistant coach Tony Stubblefield will take over for 2026-27.
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The United States Department of Agriculture is awarding an $11.7 million grant to the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians to expand high-speed internet access in rural Lincoln County.
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A long-vacant Lane Community College building in downtown Eugene will be demolished to make way for a 133-unit mixed-income housing development.
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Oregon’s wine industry is in the middle of a sharp market correction — driven by a 25% drop in 2025 grape production and a 16% decline in sales — for several unrelated reasons.
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Sandy Brown Jensen explores how 40 artists transformed empty parking meter vaults into inventive miniature worlds at Eugene's Oblivion Gallery.
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Oregon saw a slight reduction in drought conditions in September thanks to cooler and wetter than normal weather. But drought-alleviating conditions could be sparse in the coming months.
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Willamette High School teacher Nate Jackson was greeted by cheers and fanfare Tuesday during a surprise celebration to announce his selection as Oregon’s Teacher of The Year. Jackson teaches American and Black studies in the Bethel School District.
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PeaceHealth has named a new chief executive of the Oregon region.