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Victims of the Echo Mountain Fire in Lincoln County can apply for new homeownership opportunities specifically for those impacted by the wildfire.

Employees of Pacific Power expressed concern that the utility’s power lines may have ignited some of the 2020 Labor Day Fires in private messages.

The prototype homes will go to recipients across the state, including a couple who lost everything in 2020's Echo Mountain Fire near the coast.

Two projects in Eugene and Lincoln City aim to help Oregon’s housing crisis by building dozens of homes for low-income residents. 

Community leaders in Lincoln City broke ground on an affordable housing complex Friday.

Nearly two years after the Echo Mountain Fire tore through parts of Lincoln County, the community of Otis is still in recovery mode. A team of volunteers is spending the week there helping to remove dead or damaged trees.

Veteran-led volunteer group Team Rubicon is working to clear hazard trees and fallen trees on properties in Otis, Oregon nearly two years after Echo Mountain Fire.

Oregon coast travel and entertainmment news, articles and beach secrets

Oregon lawmakers are advancing a bill that’s meant to help school districts in areas ravaged by wildfires.

Wildfire smoke was thick when Tye and Melynda Small went to bed on Labor Day, but they werent too concerned. After all, they live in a part of Oregon where ferns grow from tree trunks and rainfall averages more than 6 feet a year.