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August 15, 2023
(Salem, OR) -- The 19-thousand acre Bedrock Fire in Lane County could spread faster in the hot weather this week. The Oregon State Fire Marshal is sending local firefighters to help protect structure...
August 14, 2023
Gov. Tina Kotek declared an emergency conflagration for a fire burning in severe weather conditions in the Willamette National Forest.
August 13, 2023
National media outlets have trained their sights on Portland, Oregon, releasing hit piece after piece. The New York Times published no fewer
August 12, 2023
With temperatures forecasted to reach 100 degrees over the next few days, Salem has issued a burn ban. Here are the latest on wildfires in Oregon.
August 12, 2023
Corporate media outlets like The New York Times are misleading the public on drug decriminalization in Oregon.
August 11, 2023
(Salem, OR) -- The Oregon State Fire Marshal is sending two structural task forces to help fight the Wiley Fire burning near Sweet Home. The fire is burning in extremely steep terrain near Buck Mount...
August 10, 2023
Since 1951, Oregonians have experienced a gas station experience where gas station attendants filled tanks for customers. On Aug. 2, Gov. Tina Kotek signed a bill lifting the 72-year-old ban
August 9, 2023
PassinArt: A Theatre Company, Oregonโs longest producing Black theater company is pleased to present Celebrating Our Differences Together – the second biennial Pacific Northwest Multicultural Readers Series & Film Festival (PNMC). It’s a jam-packed, four-day whirlwind of wall-to-wall readings, screenings, master classes and panel discussions addressing the issues of the day as they shape theaters...
August 9, 2023
Unexpected wildlife sightings continue on the Oregon Coast and in Portland.
August 8, 2023
The university ended a requirement that all students sign faith statements. Other Christian campuses are also taking measures to broaden their reach. Multnomah University, a Christian institution in Oregon, announced it will no longer require incoming students to sign a faith statement starting this fall. The universityโs leaders hope the move inspires prospective students who arenโt Christian but are perhaps curious about the faith to attend.