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FIFA's World Cup ticket sales outraged fans. Now they are under investigation Featured News by Oregon Today News
FIFA's World Cup ticket sales outraged fans. Now they are under investigation
FIFA President Gianni Infantino has had an answer when asked about the sky-high ticket pri... More

05/28/2026

Eugene school district’s $531.9M budget makes cuts to staff, services and programs Featured News by Oregon Today News
Eugene school district’s $531.9M budget makes cuts to staff, services and programs
Eugene Education Association President Jamie Myers described her district as truly a speci... More

05/28/2026

An Indiana Tim Hortons remains closed following 75-year-old's death after fight with worker Featured News by Oregon Today News
An Indiana Tim Hortons remains closed following 75-year-old's death after fight with worker
It could still be weeks before the cause and manner of death are officially determined for... More

05/28/2026

Treasury Department confirms it has taken limited steps toward a $250 bill featuring Donald Trump Featured News by Oregon Today News
Treasury Department confirms it has taken limited steps toward a $250 bill featuring Donald Trump
The Treasury Department insists that its only working to get a head start on pending-but-s... More

05/28/2026

'Hand to God?' | Florida deputy doubles down on phone ticket after woman shows she has no hand Featured News by Oregon Today News
'Hand to God?' | Florida deputy doubles down on phone ticket after woman shows she has no hand
A Florida woman challenges a cell phone citation after a deputy claims she used her right ... More

05/28/2026

Sonny Rollins, colossus of the saxophone, has died at 95 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sonny Rollins, colossus of the saxophone, has died at 95
The way some musicians play you think theyll never die Theodore Sonny Rollins was such a m... More

05/28/2026

A potential Hepatitis B cure, Eli Lilly's vaccine bet and keeping summer anxiety in check Featured News by Oregon Today News
A potential Hepatitis B cure, Eli Lilly's vaccine bet and keeping summer anxiety in check
Researchers report that a new drug bepirovirsen could revolutionize hepatitis B treatment ... More

05/28/2026

Shake up your routine and have fun moving at Low-Impact Cardio Dance! Enjoy easy-to-follow steps, great music, and a supportive group while boosting your energy, strength, and heart health. First two classes are FREE - June 3 & 10, 9:45-10:30am at the Juanita Pohl Center. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/wellness-longevity-programs Featured News by City of Tualatin
Shake up your routine and have fun moving at Low-Impact Cardio Dance! Enjoy easy-to-follow steps, great music, and a supportive group while boosting your energy, strength, and heart health. First two classes are FREE - June 3 & 10, 9:45-10:30am at the Juanita Pohl Center. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/recreation/wellness-longevity-programs
Shake up your routine and have fun moving at Low-Impact Cardio Dance Enjoy easy-to-follow ... More

05/28/2026

Former Eugene Weekly bookkeeper sentenced to 3 years in prison Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former Eugene Weekly bookkeeper sentenced to 3 years in prison
The former bookkeeper for Eugene Weekly Elisha Young has been sentenced to three years in ... More

05/28/2026

Polymarket updates new $50 promo code “OREGON” for NBA Spurs, Thunder Game 6 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket updates new $50 promo code “OREGON” for NBA Spurs, Thunder Game 6
The new Polymarket promo code OREGON gives Pacific Northwest users a timely entry point in... More

05/28/2026

Dear Abby: Dad struggles to reach adult son about changing his abysmal eating habits Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Abby: Dad struggles to reach adult son about changing his abysmal eating habits
DEAR ABBY I am worried about my 26-year-old son Caleb Hes severely overweight Let me be cl... More

05/28/2026

Trump administration sues Oregon over pause in issuing federal officers’ undercover license plates Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump administration sues Oregon over pause in issuing federal officers’ undercover license plates
The US Department of Justice has filed a lawsuit against the state of Oregon challenging i... More

05/28/2026

Oregon State closer Albert Roblez brings intensity to NCAA Tournament Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State closer Albert Roblez brings intensity to NCAA Tournament
CORVALLIS He enters the field with Slayers Raining Blood or Living Colours Cult of Person... More

05/28/2026

Man killed in motorcycle-Jeep crash identified Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man killed in motorcycle-Jeep crash identified
A man killed in a traffic crash Tuesday in Northeast Portland had been identified as Jered... More

05/28/2026

SkinnyDipped recalls chocolate almond bites over undeclared peanuts Featured News by Oregon Today News
SkinnyDipped recalls chocolate almond bites over undeclared peanuts
The nationwide recall was issued after a consumer reportedly found peanut butter products ... More

05/28/2026

NATIONAL PET PREPAREDNESS MONTH June is National Pet Preparedness Month. Here’s how to make sure your pets and livestock are ready for emergencies: For Pets: • Make an emergency plan for your pets. Practice what you’ll do if you need to leave quickly. • Check your pet’s emergency supplies. Replace old food, water, and medicine. • If you have to leave your home, bring your pets with you. Only leave them behind if you have no other choice. • Ask neighbors or friends to help with pets if you can’t get home. • During evacuation warnings, put collars and harnesses on your pets and keep them in a safe room so you can grab them quickly. • Find out which shelters or hotels allow pets before an emergency happens. • Make sure your pets have ID tags and updated microchips. Keep a copy of their vaccine records in your Go Bag. • Make a pet emergency kit: leash, carrier, food, water, medicine, sanitation supplies, ID, and a photo of your pet. • Never leave pets alone in cars or tied up outside. • If you must leave pets at home, leave plenty of food and water and put a sign on your door with the number and type of pets inside. • Pets may act differently after a disaster. Watch them closely. For Livestock: • If you get a level 2 evacuation warning, leave with your livestock right away. Start getting ready at level 1. • Post emergency contact numbers on barns or fences. Mark your phone number on your animals if you have to let them go. • Store extra feed in a different place in case you can’t get home. • Work with neighbors to make an evacuation plan. • Make a kit with halters, first aid, water, and papers that prove you own your animals. For more pet and livestock emergency tips, visit Lincoln County Emergency Management, Ready.gov, or Red Cross. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
NATIONAL PET PREPAREDNESS MONTH June is National Pet Preparedness Month. Here’s how to make sure your pets and livestock are ready for emergencies: For Pets: • Make an emergency plan for your pets. Practice what you’ll do if you need to leave quickly. • Check your pet’s emergency supplies. Replace old food, water, and medicine. • If you have to leave your home, bring your pets with you. Only leave them behind if you have no other choice. • Ask neighbors or friends to help with pets if you can’t get home. • During evacuation warnings, put collars and harnesses on your pets and keep them in a safe room so you can grab them quickly. • Find out which shelters or hotels allow pets before an emergency happens. • Make sure your pets have ID tags and updated microchips. Keep a copy of their vaccine records in your Go Bag. • Make a pet emergency kit: leash, carrier, food, water, medicine, sanitation supplies, ID, and a photo of your pet. • Never leave pets alone in cars or tied up outside. • If you must leave pets at home, leave plenty of food and water and put a sign on your door with the number and type of pets inside. • Pets may act differently after a disaster. Watch them closely. For Livestock: • If you get a level 2 evacuation warning, leave with your livestock right away. Start getting ready at level 1. • Post emergency contact numbers on barns or fences. Mark your phone number on your animals if you have to let them go. • Store extra feed in a different place in case you can’t get home. • Work with neighbors to make an evacuation plan. • Make a kit with halters, first aid, water, and papers that prove you own your animals. For more pet and livestock emergency tips, visit Lincoln County Emergency Management, Ready.gov, or Red Cross.
NATIONAL PET PREPAREDNESS MONTH June is National Pet Preparedness Month Heres how to make... More

05/28/2026

SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - CHAD WIRTZ Chad is the son of April Vaughn. He has one sister, Autumn. His future plans are to go i... Featured News by Reedsport Community Charter School
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - CHAD WIRTZ Chad is the son of April Vaughn. He has one sister, Autumn. His future plans are to go i...
SENIOR SPOTLIGHT - CHAD WIRTZ Chad is the son of April Vaughn He has one sister Autumn H... More

05/28/2026

Walmart recalls 165,000 fabric dressers over tip-over hazard Featured News by Oregon Today News
Walmart recalls 165,000 fabric dressers over tip-over hazard
The dressers were sold in Walmart stores nationwide and online from September 2023 through... More

05/28/2026

MAY 19, 2026 PROCLAMATIONS At its May 19, 2026 meeting, the City of Coos Bay City Council unanimously approved proclamations recognizing National Public Works Week and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week. The National Public Works Week proclamation honors the dedicated professionals who maintain the city’s essential infrastructure and services, including streets, water, wastewater, storm drainage, sanitation systems, and public facilities. This year’s theme, “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community,” highlights the important role public works employees play in supporting public health, safety, and quality of life. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4149 The EMS Week proclamation recognizes emergency medical professionals, dispatchers, firefighters, hospital staff, and partner agencies who work together to provide lifesaving emergency care. The 2026 theme, “Improving Outcomes, Together,” emphasizes collaboration and continued advancements in emergency medical services. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4147 Mayor Joe Benetti encouraged residents to recognize and thank the professionals who serve the community every day. Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAY 19, 2026 PROCLAMATIONS At its May 19, 2026 meeting, the City of Coos Bay City Council unanimously approved proclamations recognizing National Public Works Week and Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Week. The National Public Works Week proclamation honors the dedicated professionals who maintain the city’s essential infrastructure and services, including streets, water, wastewater, storm drainage, sanitation systems, and public facilities. This year’s theme, “Rooted in Service, Powered by Community,” highlights the important role public works employees play in supporting public health, safety, and quality of life. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4149 The EMS Week proclamation recognizes emergency medical professionals, dispatchers, firefighters, hospital staff, and partner agencies who work together to provide lifesaving emergency care. The 2026 theme, “Improving Outcomes, Together,” emphasizes collaboration and continued advancements in emergency medical services. View the Full Proclamation: https://www.coosbayor.gov/home/showpublisheddocument/4147 Mayor Joe Benetti encouraged residents to recognize and thank the professionals who serve the community every day.
MAY 19 2026 PROCLAMATIONS At its May 19 2026 meeting the City of Coos Bay City Council un... More

05/28/2026

$10,000 Small Business Grants Are Back Don’t Miss This Opportunity The Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Program is o... Featured News by Curry County Chamber of Commerce
$10,000 Small Business Grants Are Back Don’t Miss This Opportunity The Verizon Small Business Digital Ready Program is o...
10000 Small Business Grants Are Back Dont Miss This Opportunity The Verizon Small Business... More

05/28/2026

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