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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.

Once hailed for its trendy art and food, The City of Roses has been in peril since 2020, largely due to efforts to defund police and lax bail reform laws that leave little to no deterrent for brazen criminals.

We review Uncle Nearest Rye Single Barrel Whiskey, one of several recent rye releases from This Tennessee whiskey brand.

Time was that founder and president Amy Henderson received some grief for the naming of Geezer Gallery, like it was disparaging to older people rather than a colloquial expression used

PENDLETON — Umatilla County Sheriff Terry Rowan said the Oregon Court of Appeals ruling striking down Columbia Countys gun rights ordinance could apply to Umatilla County.

Knowing you can trust our review team in what makes up a good whiskey, we're pleased to have their palates involved in our first ever private barrel pick - Maker's Mark Private Selection, A Reviewer's Perspective.

Coos and Curry counties are two of several across the state that will receive a portion of $2.7 million from the Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) for wildfire risk reduction

2023 NAIA Indoor Track & Field Regional Awards

Even with all of the technology available to meteorologists today, forecasting snow is still a tricky business.

The Oregon State Fire Marshal (OSFM) announced a $2.7 million investment in wildfire risk reduction projects across Oregon. This strategic one-time investment