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Kalshi Code OREGONLIVE1: Up to $500 bonus extended for Wednesday’s MLB schedule Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kalshi Code OREGONLIVE1: Up to $500 bonus extended for Wednesday’s MLB schedule
As of Tuesday evening Aug 25 2026 Kalshi code OREGONLIVE1 has been extended for Wednesdays... More

08/25/2026

Polymarket updates $20 MLB referral code “OREGON” for Mariners vs. Phillies live odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Polymarket updates $20 MLB referral code “OREGON” for Mariners vs. Phillies live odds
The Polymarket code OREGON has been updated as the Mariners host the Phillies with Tour Ch... More

08/25/2026

Not sure whether to call 911 or the non-emergency line? Here's an easy way to think about it. Call 911 when it's an emergency happening right now: a crime in progress, someone hurt or in danger, a fire, or a serious crash. Call our non-emergency line at 503-629-0111 for everything else: a crime that already happened, suspicious activity that isn't urgent, noise complaints, minor crashes, lost property, or general questions. Quick rule of thumb: if it's happening now and someone could get hurt, call 911. If not, call the non-emergency line. Save the number so you have it when you need it: 503-629-0111. #HillsboroPolice #911 #Hillsboro Featured News by Hillsboro Police Department
Not sure whether to call 911 or the non-emergency line? Here's an easy way to think about it. Call 911 when it's an emergency happening right now: a crime in progress, someone hurt or in danger, a fire, or a serious crash. Call our non-emergency line at 503-629-0111 for everything else: a crime that already happened, suspicious activity that isn't urgent, noise complaints, minor crashes, lost property, or general questions. Quick rule of thumb: if it's happening now and someone could get hurt, call 911. If not, call the non-emergency line. Save the number so you have it when you need it: 503-629-0111. #HillsboroPolice #911 #Hillsboro
Not sure whether to call 911 or the non-emergency line Heres an easy way to think about it... More

08/25/2026

Environment Northwest: Wildfire smoke threatens cattle health & milk production in Pacific Northwest Featured News by Oregon Today News
Environment Northwest: Wildfire smoke threatens cattle health & milk production in Pacific Northwest
Wildfires in the Pacific Northwest are threatening cattle ranchers livelihoods with smoke ... More

08/25/2026

Doctors say Trump's vaccine order will raise fears, cause confusion and endanger kids Featured News by Oregon Today News
Doctors say Trump's vaccine order will raise fears, cause confusion and endanger kids
Doctors worry that Trumps new executive order will stoke fear and confusion among parents ... More

08/25/2026

Experts Release latest for Mariners vs. Phillies Wednesday prediction following latest injury updates Featured News by Oregon Today News
Experts Release latest for Mariners vs. Phillies Wednesday prediction following latest injury updates
The Seattle Mariners wrap up their cross-conference series against the Philadelphia Philli... More

08/25/2026

The next Atlantic tropical storm will share Dolly Parton's name Featured News by Oregon Today News
The next Atlantic tropical storm will share Dolly Parton's name
The timing is purely coincidental after the country music icons death on Tuesday More

08/25/2026

What family has shared about victims in the Forest Grove quintuple homicide Featured News by Oregon Today News
What family has shared about victims in the Forest Grove quintuple homicide
The Kimsey family shared new details about the five people found dead near Forest Grove sh... More

08/25/2026

Oregon lawmakers, literacy advocates mourn philanthropist Dolly Parton Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon lawmakers, literacy advocates mourn philanthropist Dolly Parton
Oregon leaders and literacy advocates mourn the death of music icon and philanthropist Dol... More

08/25/2026

Oregon State researchers say northern spotted owls are ‘functionally extinct’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State researchers say northern spotted owls are ‘functionally extinct’
A new study by Oregon State University and the US Forest Service warns that northern spott... More

08/25/2026

Oregon AG holds town hall in Pendleton Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon AG holds town hall in Pendleton
PENDLETON Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield hosted a town hall at the Pendleton Conven... More

08/25/2026

Oregon Secretary of State Directs Local Offices to Conduct Election as Usual Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Secretary of State Directs Local Offices to Conduct Election as Usual
A day after the Supreme Court opened the door for the US Postal Service to restrict Oregon... More

08/25/2026

Sen. Darline Graham wins GOP primary runoff to replace her late brother in US Senate Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sen. Darline Graham wins GOP primary runoff to replace her late brother in US Senate
Despite being a political unknown Darline Graham bested some of South Carolinas top politi... More

08/25/2026

Tigard-Tualatin schools consider cutting screen time, replacing iPads with Chromebooks Featured News by Oregon Today News
Tigard-Tualatin schools consider cutting screen time, replacing iPads with Chromebooks
The district began holding listening sessions last spring with families teachers and techn... More

08/25/2026

Dolly Parton has unreleased song intended to be her last Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dolly Parton has unreleased song intended to be her last
Even in death Dolly Parton continues to give to the masses More

08/25/2026

Update: August 25, 2026 The City is continuing to repair a leak in one of our large water lines, which has been shut down. We are relying on water within our reservoirs to supply the City’s water demand while the repair is being made. We ask that all residents and businesses reduce all non-essential water use through Thursday, August 27th. Please note: It is possible that you may notice slight discoloration or odor in water coming out of the tap. However, the water is safe to drink. https://tualatinoregon.gov/temporary-water-notice/ The best way to reduce water use is to temporarily stop all outdoor water use and reduce indoor water use as much as possible: • Do not water lawns and gardens. If you have plants that will not survive a brief period without water, use water sparingly and only in the evening or early morning when evaporation is at its lowest. • Do not wash or wet down sidewalks, walkways, driveways, parking lots, open ground, or other hard surface areas. • Do not wash trucks, cars, trailers, or other vehicles except at commercial establishments which recycle or reuse the water in their washing processes. • Do not pressure wash. • Do not use water to fill any indoor or outdoor swimming pools or hot tubs. • Do not fill or clean decorative water features. • Take shorter showers. Cutting five minutes off your shower will save 12 gallons of water. • Run clothes and dishwashers with full loads or postpone washing until water supplies return to normal. • Turn off water when brushing teeth, shaving, or shampooing. Running a faucet can use two gallons per minute. Featured News by City of Tualatin
Update: August 25, 2026 The City is continuing to repair a leak in one of our large water lines, which has been shut down. We are relying on water within our reservoirs to supply the City’s water demand while the repair is being made. We ask that all residents and businesses reduce all non-essential water use through Thursday, August 27th. Please note: It is possible that you may notice slight discoloration or odor in water coming out of the tap. However, the water is safe to drink. https://tualatinoregon.gov/temporary-water-notice/ The best way to reduce water use is to temporarily stop all outdoor water use and reduce indoor water use as much as possible: • Do not water lawns and gardens. If you have plants that will not survive a brief period without water, use water sparingly and only in the evening or early morning when evaporation is at its lowest. • Do not wash or wet down sidewalks, walkways, driveways, parking lots, open ground, or other hard surface areas. • Do not wash trucks, cars, trailers, or other vehicles except at commercial establishments which recycle or reuse the water in their washing processes. • Do not pressure wash. • Do not use water to fill any indoor or outdoor swimming pools or hot tubs. • Do not fill or clean decorative water features. • Take shorter showers. Cutting five minutes off your shower will save 12 gallons of water. • Run clothes and dishwashers with full loads or postpone washing until water supplies return to normal. • Turn off water when brushing teeth, shaving, or shampooing. Running a faucet can use two gallons per minute.
Update August 25 2026 The City is continuing to repair a leak in one of our large water l... More

08/25/2026

Cyclist dies after crash in Southwest Portland neighborhood Featured News by Oregon Today News
Cyclist dies after crash in Southwest Portland neighborhood
Portland police said the woman was struck by a driver in the Ashcreek-Crestwood area she w... More

08/25/2026

Pickleball Fest: More Than a Tournament, It’s How We Serve Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
Pickleball Fest: More Than a Tournament, It’s How We Serve
For Medford Rogue Rotary a weekend of pickleball translates into a year of service Our 6th... More

08/25/2026

District Conference: Thanks for the Memories Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
District Conference: Thanks for the Memories
Putting on a district conference doesnt end when the conference ends Feedback from partici... More

08/25/2026

Police in Washington, D.C., arrest man after finding guillotine in truck near US Capitol building Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police in Washington, D.C., arrest man after finding guillotine in truck near US Capitol building
US Capitol Police arrested a 35-year-old California man after finding a guillotine in a pi... More

08/25/2026

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