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Almost half of B.C. schools slated for seismic upgrades have not been completed three years after the province's initial deadline.

Almost half of B.C. schools slated for seismic upgrades have not been completed three years after the province's initial deadline.

SALEM — Martin Lockett spends his days counseling desperate Oregonians who dial up the state’s suicide prevention and addiction resource help lines.

Oregonians are experiencing more frequent wildfires, floods, heat domes, high winds, and ice and snowstorms on an annual basis. These events, fueled by climate

Emergency planners and others are reviewing what they have learned during the first-of-its kind Oregon evacuation point project.

Martin Lockett spends his days counseling desperate Oregonians who dial up the state’s suicide prevention and addiction resource help lines.

Officials from Oregon’s Department of Human Services attended a two-day training event with local officials and volunteers at the Port of Tillamook Bay on August 22 and 23, deploying the

The air hung hot and heavy in Providence Park much like the mood and atmosphere in the Timbers Army as Portland hosted Cascadia rival, the Vancouver Whitecaps. The Timbers fired head coach Giovani Savarase last week after a 0-5 loss in Houston and this has led to uncertainty about the rest of the se

As advocates complete the final steps they hope will lead to a groundbreaking in two years for a replacement, Oregon highway workers were preparing for routine maintenance of the current

Magnitude 4.5 Quake Off South Oregon Coast Thursday - The 4.5 quake happened about 200 miles from Reedsport