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Consolidation in the fish processing industry has left Newport with just one major seafood processing facility.
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Billows of smoke enveloped Newport’s popular Bayfront for much of Sunday as dozens of firefighters from as far away as Corvallis battled a stubborn blaze and potential ammonia leak at a Pacific Seafood plant.
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Newport and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security on Friday settled the city’s lawsuit that sought to keep a planned federal immigration detention center out of the municipal airport after 10 months of legal fights and more than $368,000 in attorney fees.
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City councilor Sandy Roumagoux challenges incumbent Jan Kaplan in Newport's first contested mayoral race since 2020, focusing on infrastructure and leadership styles.
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The city of Newport wants to settle its lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, but the federal government keeps dragging its feet.
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About 150 people crowded the Performing Arts Center on Tuesday evening to listen to Newport’s first state of the city presentation.
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The American Cetacean Society Oregon Chapter hosts a Whale Watch Naturalist training in Newport this October. The $250 program requires no prior experience.
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Scientists at a landmark symposium on Sept. 9 and 10 at Newport's Hatfield Marine Science Center warn that warming Bering Sea waters and declining food supplies threaten gray whale recovery, signaling broader Arctic changes.
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The projected January opening of a Samaritan Health Services retail pharmacy in Newport will be a welcome development in a community left with fewer options after major pharmacy closures in 2025 and 2026.
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As many questions as answers floated around the Hatfield Marine Science Center this week as researchers drawn from thousands of miles pondered the perilous fate of the Pacific gray whale.
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Newport Public Library cardholders now have free access to stream movies, documentaries, and classic cinema on Kanopy with a valid library card.
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A six-mile stretch of the trail was closed after the new owner of the land declined access to hikers.