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Single Gen Z women outpace Gen Z men to homeownership despite overall decline in first-time buyers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Single Gen Z women outpace Gen Z men to homeownership despite overall decline in first-time buyers
Single Gen Z women are outpacing their male counterparts when it comes to buying a homeThe... More

05/20/2026

Meta slashes 8,000 jobs as it pivots towards AI Featured News by Oregon Today News
Meta slashes 8,000 jobs as it pivots towards AI
Stay up to date with our Up First newsletter sent every weekday morningThe tech company Me... More

05/20/2026

Multnomah County says voter turnout slightly lower than last midterm primary election Featured News by Oregon Today News
Multnomah County says voter turnout slightly lower than last midterm primary election
Turnout was 3249 Tuesday night and is projected to hit about 35 once all ballots have been... More

05/20/2026

May 10–16, 2026 was proclaimed National Prevention Week in Tualatin, recognizing the importance of prevention, education, and community support in addressing substance misuse and mental health challenges. Substance misuse and mental health conditions continue to affect communities across the United States. According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, approximately 61.2 million Americans aged 12 and older used illicit drugs in the past year, and nearly 6 million youths aged 12 to 20 reported consuming alcohol in the past month. In addition, about 57.8 million adults experienced a mental illness in the past year, and 29.5 million individuals were classified as having an alcohol use disorder. With commitment, education, and support, substance use and mental health issues can be prevented. National Prevention Week helps raise awareness by promoting evidence-based resources, encouraging collective action, and sharing stories of prevention and recovery. By highlighting the work of prevention partners and community organizations, we can work together to confront the challenges surrounding substance misuse and mental health. The impact of mental health and substance misuse disorders is also felt in our local community. An estimated 5,058 people in Tualatin are affected by these conditions. National Prevention Week provides an opportunity to increase awareness, recognize the signs of mental health and substance use disorders, and encourage actions that support healthier lives and stronger communities. Community members play an important role in prevention by supporting one another, helping people access resources before challenges worsen, setting positive examples, and promoting healthy choices. The combined efforts of individuals, families, organizations, and coalitions contribute to a stronger movement of prevention and care. This proclamation was introduced and adopted at the April 27, 2026 City Council Meeting. We encourage our community to join us in recognizing National Prevention Week and supporting programs and efforts that increase awareness of mental health and substance use prevention throughout the year. View the full proclamation here: https://mccmeetingspublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/tualtnor-meet-aa9341efbf7b4166b58da4472ca45b04/ITEM-Attachment-001-b35d319d242c49d2bf6dd8cbdfd255cd.pdf Featured News by City of Tualatin
May 10–16, 2026 was proclaimed National Prevention Week in Tualatin, recognizing the importance of prevention, education, and community support in addressing substance misuse and mental health challenges. Substance misuse and mental health conditions continue to affect communities across the United States. According to the 2023 National Survey on Drug Use and Health, approximately 61.2 million Americans aged 12 and older used illicit drugs in the past year, and nearly 6 million youths aged 12 to 20 reported consuming alcohol in the past month. In addition, about 57.8 million adults experienced a mental illness in the past year, and 29.5 million individuals were classified as having an alcohol use disorder. With commitment, education, and support, substance use and mental health issues can be prevented. National Prevention Week helps raise awareness by promoting evidence-based resources, encouraging collective action, and sharing stories of prevention and recovery. By highlighting the work of prevention partners and community organizations, we can work together to confront the challenges surrounding substance misuse and mental health. The impact of mental health and substance misuse disorders is also felt in our local community. An estimated 5,058 people in Tualatin are affected by these conditions. National Prevention Week provides an opportunity to increase awareness, recognize the signs of mental health and substance use disorders, and encourage actions that support healthier lives and stronger communities. Community members play an important role in prevention by supporting one another, helping people access resources before challenges worsen, setting positive examples, and promoting healthy choices. The combined efforts of individuals, families, organizations, and coalitions contribute to a stronger movement of prevention and care. This proclamation was introduced and adopted at the April 27, 2026 City Council Meeting. We encourage our community to join us in recognizing National Prevention Week and supporting programs and efforts that increase awareness of mental health and substance use prevention throughout the year. View the full proclamation here: https://mccmeetingspublic.blob.core.usgovcloudapi.net/tualtnor-meet-aa9341efbf7b4166b58da4472ca45b04/ITEM-Attachment-001-b35d319d242c49d2bf6dd8cbdfd255cd.pdf
May 1016 2026 was proclaimed National Prevention Week in Tualatin recognizing the importan... More

05/20/2026

TikTok influencer, her father charged in plot to murder ex-boy band singer amid child custody dispute Featured News by Oregon Today News
TikTok influencer, her father charged in plot to murder ex-boy band singer amid child custody dispute
A social media influencer is accused of trying to hire someone to kill her daughters fathe... More

05/20/2026

Changed political environment will shake up Kotek-Drazan rematch Featured News by Oregon Today News
Changed political environment will shake up Kotek-Drazan rematch
Kotek narrowly beat Drazan in 2022 with Oregon still deep in pandemic recovery Now four ye... More

05/20/2026

Drivers feel the squeeze as car ownership costs hit record highs Featured News by Oregon Today News
Drivers feel the squeeze as car ownership costs hit record highs
Americans with active auto loans are spending an average of 15 percent of their income on ... More

05/20/2026

Oregon election results: Latest on primaries for House, Senate, governor Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon election results: Latest on primaries for House, Senate, governor
Oregon sets its November midterms ballot More

05/20/2026

Ducks Target Five Flip Candidates After USC and Miami Steal Oregon Commits Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ducks Target Five Flip Candidates After USC and Miami Steal Oregon Commits
Dan Lanning and Oregon have a top-ten recruiting class and theyre staying in the mix with ... More

05/20/2026

Death by chocolate Featured News by Oregon Today News
Death by chocolate
Death by Chocolate which by name suggests that its so rich and decadent that it may cause ... More

05/20/2026

Spicy tomato and pepper curry Featured News by Oregon Today News
Spicy tomato and pepper curry
This is a riff on North Indian tomato curry a slightly sweet and spiced onion- and tomato-... More

05/20/2026

Iconic American beer brewed for final time, going out with ‘dignity and respect’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Iconic American beer brewed for final time, going out with ‘dignity and respect’
In this story More

05/20/2026

‘Greater Idaho’ measure repealed in Wallowa County, a blow to long-standing border-moving effort Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘Greater Idaho’ measure repealed in Wallowa County, a blow to long-standing border-moving effort
After years of debate over whether rural eastern and southern Oregon would be better off a... More

05/20/2026

Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is coming back to Portland Featured News by Oregon Today News
Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is coming back to Portland
The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck is chugging back into Portland and if prior years are any indi... More

05/20/2026

Trail Blazers layoffs include Hall of Famer Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trail Blazers layoffs include Hall of Famer
The Tuesday morning layoffs that gutted the Portland Trail Blazers organization by just ov... More

05/20/2026

Spicy sardine pasta with leeks and lemon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Spicy sardine pasta with leeks and lemon
A tin of sardines and a few simple aromatics can deliver many a dish a satisfying toast a ... More

05/20/2026

Chile chicken and bean guisado Featured News by Oregon Today News
Chile chicken and bean guisado
This brothy stew featuring buttery white beans and ground chicken captures the unmistakabl... More

05/20/2026

WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT The Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board will be installing new waterline, water services, and fire hydrants on N 16th St from Kingwood Ave to Myrtle Ave and Myrtle Ave from N 17th St to N 14th St in Coos Bay. Work is planned to begin on May 20th and continue until June 1st. The construction activities will include a combination of closures and temporary flagging. Work is scheduled to occur from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday. The Water Board requests that citizens use caution when passing through the construction zones. Should you have any questions or want more information, please contact the Water Board at (541) 267-3128.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT The Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board will be installing new waterline, water services, and fire hydrants on N 16th St from Kingwood Ave to Myrtle Ave and Myrtle Ave from N 17th St to N 14th St in Coos Bay. Work is planned to begin on May 20th and continue until June 1st. The construction activities will include a combination of closures and temporary flagging. Work is scheduled to occur from 7:00 AM to 6:00 PM Monday through Friday. The Water Board requests that citizens use caution when passing through the construction zones. Should you have any questions or want more information, please contact the Water Board at (541) 267-3128.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post
WATER MAIN REPLACEMENT The Coos Bay-North Bend Water Board will be installing new waterli... More

05/20/2026

🎉 Big news! 🎉 In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
🎉 Big news! 🎉 In partnership with American Express®, we are thrilled to announce more than 500 recipients of the Amex...
Big news In partnership with American Express we are thrilled to announce more than 500... More

05/20/2026

Aaron Rodgers says the 2026 NFL season will be his last: 'This is it' Featured News by Oregon Today News
Aaron Rodgers says the 2026 NFL season will be his last: 'This is it'
The 42-year-old Rodgers will spend it in Pittsburgh after signing a one-year deal to retur... More

05/20/2026

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