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According to sources, the woman was reported missing around February 18th.

SALEM — Oregon Sen. Bill Hansell, R-Athena, led the Oregon Senate in passing Senate Bill 1567, a bill authorizing the Oregon Water Resource Department to implement a roadmap for sustainable

For the most part, the elementary notes of early explorers to the far West contained little information on the flora and fauna. The richness of detail provided by Meriwether Lewis,

SALEM — Rep. Greg Smiths bill to put money into the Natural and Working Lands Fund is on the way to the Oregon Senate.

BAKER CITY — A pedestrian’s single slip more than four years ago on a bridge leading to an Oregon beach could potentially cause at least temporary closures of city- and

BAKER CITY — A pedestrian’s single slip more than four years ago on a bridge leading to an Oregon beach could potentially cause at least temporary closures of city- and

Efforts to save the Spotted Owl by killing their competitor, the Barred Owl, may not work as well as intended.

Myriad small creeks flow from the western flanks of the Blues to feed the Walla Walla River. Historically, hundreds of these same Columbia Basin streams provided habitat for resident trout

It’s eerily quiet as I hike trails at Whitman Mission on a chilly early January day.

Sun dazzles. El Niño brings a parade of warm December days. Snow has yet to bury the Blue Mountains like melted marshmallows on yams.