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Developer behind many Portland towers set to shutter Featured News by Oregon Today News
Developer behind many Portland towers set to shutter
The development firm started by the late Tom Moyer is behind the construction of Fox Tower... More

08/06/2026

Oregon State women’s basketball to play home-and-home with Arizona Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State women’s basketball to play home-and-home with Arizona
Oregon State womens basketball will renew an old Pac-12 rivalry More

08/06/2026

Oregon State men’s basketball’s opponents set for Acrisure Series Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon State men’s basketball’s opponents set for Acrisure Series
Oregon States opponents for the 2026 Acrisure Series games in Palm Springs are set More

08/06/2026

Apple privacy feature actually not that private, report claims Featured News by Oregon Today News
Apple privacy feature actually not that private, report claims
An Apple service that touts privacy might actually be anything but for some users More

08/06/2026

‘¿Hicimos esto bien?’: Pelea por horas extras agrícolas en Oregón Featured News by Oregon Today News
‘¿Hicimos esto bien?’: Pelea por horas extras agrícolas en Oregón
Read this story in English Did we do this right Fight brewing over divisive Oregon farmwor... More

08/06/2026

PGE cuts power in parts of Government Camp to reduce wildfire risk near Mount Hood Featured News by Oregon Today News
PGE cuts power in parts of Government Camp to reduce wildfire risk near Mount Hood
The utility says power will return when its safe as firefighters work to contain the Grass... More

08/06/2026

New Wrights Springs fire explodes to 2,000 acres overnight Featured News by Oregon Today News
New Wrights Springs fire explodes to 2,000 acres overnight
The fast-moving Wrights Spring fire near Upper Klamath Lake in Klamath County grew overnig... More

08/06/2026

Dyson V10 cordless vacuum on sale now $100 off at Target Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dyson V10 cordless vacuum on sale now $100 off at Target
If youve been thinking about replacing an older vacuum Target has a deal worth a look More

08/06/2026

This summer is a ‘perfect storm’ for yellowjackets in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
This summer is a ‘perfect storm’ for yellowjackets in Oregon
If youre seeing a lot of yellowjackets around Oregon right now its not just your imaginati... More

08/06/2026

Asbestos released in Centennial Mills fire a ‘low risk’ to nearby residents, testing continues, city says Featured News by Oregon Today News
Asbestos released in Centennial Mills fire a ‘low risk’ to nearby residents, testing continues, city says
Preliminary air tests after the Centennial Mills warehouse fire on Sunday show a low risk ... More

08/06/2026

Police say man hid on JetBlue plane during maintenance before workers found him asleep Featured News by Oregon Today News
Police say man hid on JetBlue plane during maintenance before workers found him asleep
A Florida man is facing multiple felony charges after authorities said he climbed onto a J... More

08/06/2026

Amazon issues nationwide recall for thousands of infant toys after choking reported Featured News by Oregon Today News
Amazon issues nationwide recall for thousands of infant toys after choking reported
About 2180 teething toys sold nationwide on Amazon are being recalled after a child suffer... More

08/06/2026

Oscar-nominated actress, 56, involved in horrific car cash: ‘So grateful to be alive’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oscar-nominated actress, 56, involved in horrific car cash: ‘So grateful to be alive’
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08/06/2026

Man sentenced for shooting, killing fellow TriMet rider Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man sentenced for shooting, killing fellow TriMet rider
A bus passenger who killed a belligerent fellow rider was sentenced Wednesday to life in p... More

08/06/2026

Clearer skies on the horizon for Portland as smoke begins to shift Featured News by Oregon Today News
Clearer skies on the horizon for Portland as smoke begins to shift
The skies are slowly starting to clear and Portland is getting some relief after smoke shr... More

08/06/2026

SUMMER SCAM REMINDER Summer can be a time for relaxation, adventure, reconnecting with loved ones, and time for taking those anticipated summer vacations. Even with the nice weather, scammers aren’t taking time off. This means you have to be aware and cautious throughout the year. Here are some common summer scams to watch for and tips on how to avoid them: 1. Law Enforcement Scams: o Scammers pose as law enforcement agencies and claim you missed jury duty, owe fees, or someone needs bail money. They urge you to pay the “fees” quickly to avoid serious consequences and accept bitcoin, gift cards, or other non-traditional payment forms. o Scammers pose as animal shelters or rescue organizations and claim they can reunite you with your lost pet for a large fee. o Prevent these by scams by o Verifying information is coming from an official source. When in doubt, hang up, look up the agency’s contact information and call or stop by their office to verify someone is trying to contact you. o Save our contact information to quickly verify information is coming from the Sheriff’s Office:  LCSO Website: lincolncountysheriff.net/  LCSO Main Office: 541-265-4277  LCSO Animal Shelter: 541-265-6610 2. Vacation Rental Scams: o Scammers post vacation rentals online at enticing prices. o They ask for advance payment via wire transfer, but the rental either doesn’t exist or is not available. o Prevent this by using reputable rental platforms or companies. 3. Home Improvement Scams: o Contractors offer very low-cost services such as driveway repaving, house painting, etc. o Contractors claim repairs are urgently needed and encourage you to act quickly to avoid further damage or before prices increase. o They may take your money without completing the work, work without proper permits, or do low quality work. o Prevent this by avoiding unsolicited offers, getting multiple referrals or bids, and researching companies and contractors. 4. Employment Scams: o Scammers exploit job seekers by offering fake summer jobs. o Scammers post opportunities that promise high pay for minimal effort. o Prevent this by verifying job postings, researching organizations, and avoid sharing personal information until you have verified the company and posting is legitimate. 5. Travel Scams: o Beware of unsolicited travel deals or sweepstakes claiming you’ve won a free vacation. o Prevent this by verifying offers and information before sharing your personal information or payment. 6. Ticket and Event Scams: o Scammers sell counterfeit tickets to concerts, festivals, sporting events, and other activities. o Prevent this by purchasing tickets from authorized sellers and verifying websites or vendors before purchasing. Staying informed, being cautious, and helping family and friends learn how to spot scams can help protect everyone throughout the year. Featured News by Lincoln County Sheriff
SUMMER SCAM REMINDER Summer can be a time for relaxation, adventure, reconnecting with loved ones, and time for taking those anticipated summer vacations. Even with the nice weather, scammers aren’t taking time off. This means you have to be aware and cautious throughout the year. Here are some common summer scams to watch for and tips on how to avoid them: 1. Law Enforcement Scams: o Scammers pose as law enforcement agencies and claim you missed jury duty, owe fees, or someone needs bail money. They urge you to pay the “fees” quickly to avoid serious consequences and accept bitcoin, gift cards, or other non-traditional payment forms. o Scammers pose as animal shelters or rescue organizations and claim they can reunite you with your lost pet for a large fee. o Prevent these by scams by o Verifying information is coming from an official source. When in doubt, hang up, look up the agency’s contact information and call or stop by their office to verify someone is trying to contact you. o Save our contact information to quickly verify information is coming from the Sheriff’s Office:  LCSO Website: lincolncountysheriff.net/  LCSO Main Office: 541-265-4277  LCSO Animal Shelter: 541-265-6610 2. Vacation Rental Scams: o Scammers post vacation rentals online at enticing prices. o They ask for advance payment via wire transfer, but the rental either doesn’t exist or is not available. o Prevent this by using reputable rental platforms or companies. 3. Home Improvement Scams: o Contractors offer very low-cost services such as driveway repaving, house painting, etc. o Contractors claim repairs are urgently needed and encourage you to act quickly to avoid further damage or before prices increase. o They may take your money without completing the work, work without proper permits, or do low quality work. o Prevent this by avoiding unsolicited offers, getting multiple referrals or bids, and researching companies and contractors. 4. Employment Scams: o Scammers exploit job seekers by offering fake summer jobs. o Scammers post opportunities that promise high pay for minimal effort. o Prevent this by verifying job postings, researching organizations, and avoid sharing personal information until you have verified the company and posting is legitimate. 5. Travel Scams: o Beware of unsolicited travel deals or sweepstakes claiming you’ve won a free vacation. o Prevent this by verifying offers and information before sharing your personal information or payment. 6. Ticket and Event Scams: o Scammers sell counterfeit tickets to concerts, festivals, sporting events, and other activities. o Prevent this by purchasing tickets from authorized sellers and verifying websites or vendors before purchasing. Staying informed, being cautious, and helping family and friends learn how to spot scams can help protect everyone throughout the year.
SUMMER SCAM REMINDER Summer can be a time for relaxation adventure reconnecting with love... More

08/06/2026

Caitlin Clark, A’ja Wilson, Angel Reese among stars selected for U.S. Women’s FIBA World Cup team Featured News by Oregon Today News
Caitlin Clark, A’ja Wilson, Angel Reese among stars selected for U.S. Women’s FIBA World Cup team
The USA Womens Basketball team gears up for its fifth consecutive FIBA World Cup title wit... More

08/06/2026

Oregon wideout Dillon Greshams playing future remains unclear as Ducks open fall camp Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon wideout Dillon Greshams playing future remains unclear as Ducks open fall camp
Oregon wideout Dillon Greshams playing future remains unclear as Ducks open fall camp More

08/06/2026

Oregon head coach Dan Lanning walks the field during the Oregon Ducks annual spring game on April 25, 2026 at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon. Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning walks the field during the Oregon Ducks annual spring game on April 25, 2026 at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Oregon.
Oregon head coach Dan Lanning walks the field during the Oregon Ducks annual spring game o... More

08/06/2026

Emerald ash borer detected in Salem, Beaverton Featured News by Oregon Today News
Emerald ash borer detected in Salem, Beaverton
The destructive emerald ash borer has been confirmed in Salem Beaverton and other new loca... More

08/06/2026

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