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Oregon’s top high school girls soccer players: Meet the best defenders in 6A Featured News by Oregon Today News
As the season winds down The OregonianOregonLive is highlighting some of 2026s top high sc... More

10/21/2026

Country Music Hall of Fame singer dead at 71: ‘We are completely heartbroken’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Country music legend John Anderson has died More

10/21/2026

Oregon AG Rayfield sues SFW Construction over hidden gag clause Featured News by Oregon Today News
A lawsuit filed by Oregons Attorney General claims SFW Construction suppressed negative on... More

10/21/2026

9 states, including Oregon, shed jobs in the past year Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nine states and the District of Columbia lost jobs in the year ending in September accordi... More

10/21/2026

From the Sidelines Podcast: Sports trainer Stephen Dempsey; Oregon/OSU football; local prep football recap Featured News by Oregon Today News
On this weeks From the Sidelines Podcast host Wade Evanson talks with Rokke Performance Th... More

10/21/2026

Wash. man killed by train after wheelchair became stuck on tracks Featured News by Oregon Today News
One person was killed after his electric wheelchair became stuck on the railroad tracks an... More

10/21/2026

Gladstone man convicted of murdering his mother in 2024 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ronald Kirk was convicted of murdering his mother Rosa Leyva inside her home in November 2... More

10/21/2026

Bystander saves out-of-control school bus with students on board in Minnesota Featured News by Oregon Today News
Ebro Ahmed halted a runaway school bus in St Paul Minnesota after the driver experienced a... More

10/21/2026

11 people indicted in Oregon SNAP fraud schemes totaling more than $3 million since 2024 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Federal investigators say stolen EBT card information was used to buy more than 120000 pou... More

10/21/2026

Oregon Ducks reveal uniform combo for Saturday's game at Illinois Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Oregon Ducks 4-2 2-1 Big Ten announced their uniform combination for Saturdays game at... More

10/21/2026

Early voting surges in battleground states as Democrats try to flip Republican-held Senate Featured News by Oregon Today News
Voter turnout is soaring compared with the last midterm election in many of the states tha... More

10/21/2026

-10/21/2026 - LCSO #26-5249 - On-duty Lane County Sergeant is rear ended by drunk driver at stop light   
  
On October 21st at about 2:00pm, a Lane County Sergeant was rear ended by a drunk driver while stopped at a traffic light.  The collision occurred near the intersection of Delta Highway and Beltline Highway in Eugene.  After striking the patrol truck, the suspect attempted to flee southbound on Delta Highway.    
  
The sergeant and other Lane County Sheriff’s deputies pursued the vehicle as it attempted to elude southbound on Delta Highway.  Ultimately the driver entered the Valley River Mall parking lot and brought the vehicle to a stop.   The driver was identified as 35-year-old Christopher Paul Haxby.  Haxby’s driving privileges were suspended.  Haxby also showed signs of intoxication.     
  
Following the investigation LCSO Deputies arrested Haxby and lodged him at the Lane County Jail.  Haxby was charged with the following crimes:   
  
DUII   
  
Elude by Vehicle   
  
Hit and Run   
  
Reckless Driving   
  
Reckless Endangering   
  
Thankfully, the LCSO Sergeant was uninjured, and has returned to duty. The Lane County Sheriff’s Office would like to thank the Eugene Police Department for its assistance with the crash investigation. Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
Data centers boosted one Oregon town's economy, but some residents have had enough Featured News by Oregon Today News
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10/21/2026

Fall mountain biking options in Central Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fall is simply the best time to ride Central Oregon singletrack Here are a few options for... More

10/21/2026

Social Security says it corrected records for about 15% of active numbers Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Social Security Administration said it did the most comprehensive database cleanup in ... More

10/21/2026

Oregon faces Illinois without Moore, Stewart on Saturday Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon football will be without quarterback Dante Moore once again on Saturday More

10/21/2026

***Press Release***  
Case# S202601663  
  
On October 20th, 2026, at approximately 1851 hours, Coos County Deputies were dispatched to a residence in the area of Charleston, to the report of a disturbance.   
  
Upon arrival, the Deputies learned that one of the involved parties, Kara Saunders, was in violation of an active No Contact Order, regarding one of the other individuals at the residence.   
  
After the Deputies completed their investigation, Kara Saunders was arrested for violating the No Contact Order and transported to the Coos County Jail.   
  
“Police action is not indicative of guilt.  All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.” Featured News by Coos County Sheriff
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10/21/2026

***Media Release***  
Case# S202601657  
  
On October 19th, 2026, a Coos County Deputy responded to the area of Barview to investigate a reported burglary taking place in the area.  
  
The Deputy learned that someone had drilled out the locks leading into a vacant residence, and began moving their property into the residence.  
  
The Deputy was able to contact the property owner and confirm that no one had permission to be inside the residence at this time.   
  
As a result of the investigation, Jerry Robinson was arrested on the charges of Burglary in the Second Degree, and Criminal Mischief in the Second Degree, and transported to the Coos County Jail.   
  
“Police action is not indicative of guilt.  All persons are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.” Featured News by Coos County Sheriff
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