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Flower, pre-rolls, edibles, carts and more. These 4 Days of 420 are for you. In local news: • A Springfield restaurant called Along Came Trudy is facing over $9,000 in state fines for violating pandemic safety protocols. Oregon OSHA's report on the restaurant mentions that they were up against "armed people standing outside the business who threatened regulatory agencies and their staff members." I guess what they said was true: Trudy really did come along, and she brought her shotgun with her. • Some Oregon pharmacies will starting getting COVID-19 vaccine doses next week for the first...

Some Oregon counties move to new set of coronavirus risk categories KATU Staff Replay Video UP NEXT Some Oregon counties are moving into a new set of coronavirus restrictions Friday, and there have been changes to the guidelines for those in the extreme risk category.  Governor Kate Brown unveiled the latest COVID-19 risk levels Tuesday. The state’s risk-based approach is aimed at reducing the spread of coronavirus by assigning each county to one of four risk categories, based on the local metrics. Tillamook County and Curry County are moving to the lowest risk category, w...

SALEM, Ore. (AP) — Gov. Kate Brown issued a warning to Oregon businesses Thursday that...

Some Oregon bar, restaurant owners have been calling for to-go cocktails BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Throughout this challenging year, bars and restaurants across the state have had to adapt to the ever-changing COVID-19 pandemic rules. And a new wrinkle that some say could help is being proposed: to-go cocktails. Next Monday, at a scheduled one-day special session, state lawmakers will discuss the possibility of giving liquor license-holders the option to serve to-go cocktails. For Richard Whittemore, the owner of M & J Tavern in Bend there are a lot of questions. “How are the cocktails served...

Seniors to receive next COVID vaccinations in Oregon and Washington Long-term care facilities will receive the vaccine first, followed by assisted living then retirement communities. More vulnerable populations are first in line. Author: Galen Ettlin Updated: 8:03 PM PST December 16, 2020 PORTLAND, Ore. — Senior communities in Oregon and Washington are next in line after health care workers to receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Consonus is one of seven non-retail pharmacies in the nation approved by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention to provide the COV...