Oregon School Employees Association Losing Members
The Freedom Foundation announced today the Oregon School Employees Association has suffered one of the country’s largest membership declines since […]
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Two Men in Custody After Burglary in Silverton
Two men are in custody after a late afternoon burglary, in large part to a quality alarm and video system […]
Former OSU Student Pleads Guilty to Shooting Threat
EUGENE, Ore.—Christopher Adam Strahan, 23, of Corvallis, Oregon, pleaded guilty yesterday to threatening a campus shooting and was sentenced to […]
Woodburn Man Pleads Guilty for Role in Counterfeit ID Scheme
Miguel Merecias-Lopez, 24, of Woodburn, Oregon, pleaded guilty today to one count each of conspiracy to produce false identification documents […]
Spotty Light Freezing Rain This Morning
Light rain over Lane County will spread northward this morning. But, temperatures in many areas are still around, or just […]
Oregon Announces 2018 Workplace Deaths
Thirty-five people covered by the Oregon workers’ compensation system died on the job in 2018, according to preliminary figures issued […]
Monmounth Receives Grant to Hold Arbor Week Events
Monmouth is one of eight cities across Oregon awarded grants to help hold Arbor Week events in April. The non-profit […]
First-Time Homebuyers Savings Accounts Help Save for New Home
SALEM, Ore.—Potential homeowners can consider using an Oregon First-time Homebuyers Savings Account (FTHSA) to help save for a new home […]
Oregon Adds 11,000 Jobs in January
In January, Oregon’s nonfarm payroll employment grew by 11,000 jobs, following a revised loss of 1,700 jobs in December. Six […]
Conditions Right for Douglas-Fir Beatle Unless Action Taken
This winter’s heavy snow and wind have knocked down many trees across the state. This has set up perfect conditions […]