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by Tim Gruver, The Center Square  | May 27, 2021 06:00 PM Print this article Oregon is tossing COVID-19 vaccines at four times the rate that it was three weeks ago, state health officials reported on Tuesday. Since December, 9,090 vaccine doses were wasted, spoiled or expired, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) reports. That's double what the agency reported for the same period reported last week—4,418—and more than four times the 1,922 vaccine doses reported three weeks ago. The week of May 4, spoiled doses represented .06% of the approximately 3.1 million shots ...

What you need to know if you plan on traveling this Memorial Day weekend By Q13 News Staff and Brittany Perry Published  Holiday delays expected aboard Washington State Ferries There could be longer delays than normal on Washington State Ferries this Memorial Day with a reduced schedule still in effect. WASHINGTON - Last Memorial Day, Washingtonians and people across the United States were still reeling from the early months of the pandemic, and many activities were canceled and destinations shut down. This year looks different than last as more people are getting vaccinated and economies ar...

COVID cases fall 25% as Multnomah County risk to be lowered , Local News, Portland local News, Breaking News alerts for Portland city.

COVID cases fall 25% as Multnomah County risk to be lowered May 26 2021 Hospitalizations for the virus also fell to 224 on May 26, the lowest level in the past five weeks. The day before COVID-19 restrictions were scheduled to ease in Multnomah County, the Oregon Health Authority reported that new cases dropped by 25% from the previous week. During the week of May 17- 23, just 3,090 new daily cases were reported, the health authority said on Wednesday, May 26. Of those 339 were reported on Wednesday. Hospitalizations for COVID-19 also fell to 224, the lowest level in the past...

One Brookings restaurant manager said the change couldn’t have come at a better time. Chrissie Hathor, kitchen manager of Beachfront Bistro said, “We’re totally excited were happy to have all the guests coming over and visiting the coast, we have the only ocean view. So we should probably be pretty darn busy.” In the low-risk tier, restaurants can have up to 50% capacity indoor dining and stay open until midnight. Jackson, Josephine, Douglas and Klamath Counties all remain in higher risk. Coos County is in Moderate, and Lake County is in the Lower Risk level. NBC5 News reporter Brigha...