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Conservation group threatens to sue Forest Service

The Center for Biological Diversity has warned the U.S. Forest Service that it intends to sue the agency for “failing to protect coastal martens from destructive off-road vehicles in the

Conservation group threatens to sue Forest Service

The Center for Biological Diversity has warned the U.S. Forest Service that it intends to sue the agency for “failing to protect coastal martens from destructive off-road vehicles in the

Local residents clean up trash site

Ken Sund lives in north Lincoln County and loves the outdoors. One of the ways he helps to preserve the environment he enjoys so much is by helping pick up

Fire in Rock Creek Watershed now in mop-up phase

Firefighters working on a fire that ignited in the Rock Creek Watershed near Marys Peak west of Philomath continued to see progress early this week.

Firefighters close to full suppression on Rock Creek Fire

The Rock Creek Fire west of Philomath continues to burn in large timber on a steep and rugged slope near Marys Peak, Siuslaw National Forest reported.

Lookout Fire near McKenzie Highway grows past 1,200 acres

The Lookout Fire is burning near the community of Blue River, stirring up a lot of bad memories for people who have made their homes there.

Lookout Fire near McKenzie Highway grows past 2,700 acres

The Lookout Fire is burning near the community of Blue River, stirring up a lot of bad memories for people who have made their homes there.

Accident Near Coos Bay Puts Oregon Coast Dunes Safety to the Fore: Spotting Drop-Offs

Accident Near Coos Bay Puts Oregon Coast Dunes Safety to the Fore: Spotting Drop-Offs - Safety tips for ATVs, including how to avoid slip faces

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Still rebuilding from last fire, Detroit on edge as new fire burns south of town

Still rebuilding from last fire, Detroit on edge as new fire burns south of town Genevieve Reaume and KATU Staff Still rebuilding from last fire, Detroit on edge as new fire burns south of town Replay Video The area was devastated by the Beachie Creek Fire last fire season. The fire started Monday and the smoke from it could be seen on a weather satellite. It has grown to at least 60 acres, and it is zero percent contained. On Monday, a plume of smoke loomed over the nearby hillside. The damage from last year’s fire was still apparent Tuesday, as evidenced by a charred truck and a scorched tree.