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The Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission’s Dec. 14 conclusion that it wasn’t necessary to change the state’s wolf management plan is reasonable. But that’s not to say there aren’t serious

I didn’t expect to find 101-year-old graffiti in the sagebrush country east of Baker City. Although given the vintage, and the style, I suppose petroglyphs might be the more apt

A family and community are mourning the loss of a respected business leader in Jacksonville. 39-year-old Sarah Rocco, a local real estate agent, died in a car crash earlier this month. Now, family members are just trying to pick up the pieces.

HERMISTON — Oregon had the fourth highest rate of car theft among states and the District of Columbia in 2022, according to a ranking by the National Insurance Crime Bureau,

HERMISTON — Oregon had the fourth highest rate of car theft among states and the District of Columbia in 2022, according to a ranking by the National Insurance Crime Bureau,

Here's how Duval County fared on list of worst areas for foot traffic.

The state of Oregon has filed an eminent domain lawsuit asking a jury to decide how much the state should pay to a Baker City car dealership for a permanent

Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan campaigned on a promise to remove the Women of the Southland statue from Springfield Park. Thankfully, she delivered

A woman in Baker County has been arrested as a suspect in exploiting disabled adults.

U.S. Rep. Cliff Bentz is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to hear two cases challenging the president’s authority to create national monuments on public land without congressional approval.