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4 in 10 young Oregon children aren’t ready for kindergarten, 3rd worst rate in nation, survey finds Featured News by Oregon Today News
4 in 10 young Oregon children aren’t ready for kindergarten, 3rd worst rate in nation, survey finds
Oregon has the nations third lowest rate of children on track to be ready for kindergarten... More

02/13/2026

A bipartisan effort to save health subsidies failed. Will ICE reform be different? Featured News by Oregon Today News
A bipartisan effort to save health subsidies failed. Will ICE reform be different?
A bipartisan effort in Congress to control immigration enforcement tactics after officers ... More

02/13/2026

RFK Jr. made promises to get his job as health secretary. He’s broken many of them Featured News by Oregon Today News
RFK Jr. made promises to get his job as health secretary. He’s broken many of them
One year after taking charge of the nations health department Health and Human Services Se... More

02/13/2026

City facilities including the Juanita Pohl Center will be closed on Monday, February 16, in recognition of the President's Day Holiday. The Library will close early at 6pm. Public safety and other critical services will continue to be provided during this time. Las dependencias de la ciudad, incluido el Centro Juanita Pohl, estarán cerradas el lunes, 16 de febrero en conmemoración del Día de los Presidentes. La Biblioteca cerrará temprano a las 6:00 p.m. La seguridad pública y otros servicios críticos seguirán prestándose durante este período. Featured News by City of Tualatin
City facilities including the Juanita Pohl Center will be closed on Monday, February 16, in recognition of the President's Day Holiday. The Library will close early at 6pm. Public safety and other critical services will continue to be provided during this time. Las dependencias de la ciudad, incluido el Centro Juanita Pohl, estarán cerradas el lunes, 16 de febrero en conmemoración del Día de los Presidentes. La Biblioteca cerrará temprano a las 6:00 p.m. La seguridad pública y otros servicios críticos seguirán prestándose durante este período.
City facilities including the Juanita Pohl Center will be closed on Monday February 16 in ... More

02/13/2026

This year’s Olympic medals are generating chatter — for their defects and price Featured News by Oregon Today News
This year’s Olympic medals are generating chatter — for their defects and price
The Olympic medal is one of the most coveted awards that an athlete can receive But at thi... More

02/13/2026

Portland archbishop meets Pope Leo XIV, discusses immigration concerns Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland archbishop meets Pope Leo XIV, discusses immigration concerns
Archbishop Alexander K Sample of Portland Oregon met privately with Pope Leo XIV at the Va... More

02/13/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Take the Coos Bay Business Survey Help shape policies that support our local businesses. The City of Coos Bay is taking an important next step in strengthening our local economy — and we are asking our business community to help lead the way. As part of our newly adopted Coos Bay Forward Economic Development Strategic Plan, we have launched the 2026 Coos Bay Business Survey, now open through March 18. This survey is designed to gather direct input from local businesses about current challenges, opportunities, and priorities for growth. Our Economic Development Strategic Plan provides a five-year, forward-looking framework to guide how the City supports job creation, business development, and long-term prosperity. It aligns with City Council’s strategic priorities and is built around a clear vision: by 2045, Coos Bay will be a thriving place where people of all ages choose to live, work, visit, and get involved — supported by diverse family-wage jobs and a strong, welcoming community. A key theme throughout the Strategy is that most new job growth is expected to come from businesses already rooted here. Because of that, one of our top implementation actions is to strengthen Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) efforts — including one-on-one outreach, business roundtables, and better coordination with regional partners. This new Business Survey is one of the first and most important tools in that effort. We know from the Strategy’s research and engagement work that Coos Bay’s economy is built largely on small businesses, most with fewer than 30 employees, and that local employers are navigating workforce, housing, infrastructure, and regulatory challenges. We also know there is strong opportunity ahead — in downtown and waterfront revitalization, adaptive reuse of older buildings, workforce partnerships, and better alignment between land use and economic priorities. Your feedback will help us focus our limited resources where they can make the greatest difference. If you own or manage a business in Coos Bay, I strongly encourage you to participate. Your on-the-ground experience matters. The information you share will directly inform City actions, partnerships, and programs designed to support business success and economic vitality. You can take the survey here: https://bit.ly/CoosBaySurvey . Thank you for helping shape the next chapter of Coos Bay’s economic future. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Take the Coos Bay Business Survey Help shape policies that support our local businesses. The City of Coos Bay is taking an important next step in strengthening our local economy — and we are asking our business community to help lead the way. As part of our newly adopted Coos Bay Forward Economic Development Strategic Plan, we have launched the 2026 Coos Bay Business Survey, now open through March 18. This survey is designed to gather direct input from local businesses about current challenges, opportunities, and priorities for growth. Our Economic Development Strategic Plan provides a five-year, forward-looking framework to guide how the City supports job creation, business development, and long-term prosperity. It aligns with City Council’s strategic priorities and is built around a clear vision: by 2045, Coos Bay will be a thriving place where people of all ages choose to live, work, visit, and get involved — supported by diverse family-wage jobs and a strong, welcoming community. A key theme throughout the Strategy is that most new job growth is expected to come from businesses already rooted here. Because of that, one of our top implementation actions is to strengthen Business Retention and Expansion (BRE) efforts — including one-on-one outreach, business roundtables, and better coordination with regional partners. This new Business Survey is one of the first and most important tools in that effort. We know from the Strategy’s research and engagement work that Coos Bay’s economy is built largely on small businesses, most with fewer than 30 employees, and that local employers are navigating workforce, housing, infrastructure, and regulatory challenges. We also know there is strong opportunity ahead — in downtown and waterfront revitalization, adaptive reuse of older buildings, workforce partnerships, and better alignment between land use and economic priorities. Your feedback will help us focus our limited resources where they can make the greatest difference. If you own or manage a business in Coos Bay, I strongly encourage you to participate. Your on-the-ground experience matters. The information you share will directly inform City actions, partnerships, and programs designed to support business success and economic vitality. You can take the survey here: https://bit.ly/CoosBaySurvey . Thank you for helping shape the next chapter of Coos Bay’s economic future. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Take the Coos Bay Business Survey Help shape policies that support our loc... More

02/13/2026

Chloe Kim lost an Olympic squeaker in halfpipe. Did the judges make the right call? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Chloe Kim lost an Olympic squeaker in halfpipe. Did the judges make the right call?
At the heart of the debate was that Chloe Kim landed the hardest trick in the sport a dou... More

02/13/2026

Portland Public Schools tried to make school fundraising more equitable. Donations are down Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Public Schools tried to make school fundraising more equitable. Donations are down
The latest incarnation of Portland Public Schools districtwide foundation has raised just ... More

02/13/2026

Teachers describe immigration enforcement’s impact on classrooms in challenge of Trump policy Featured News by Oregon Today News
Teachers describe immigration enforcement’s impact on classrooms in challenge of Trump policy
In one testimonial after another teachers detailed all the ways President Donald Trumps im... More

02/13/2026

Watch Wrexham vs Ipswich 2026 FA Cup match free today; streaming service, time, odds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Watch Wrexham vs Ipswich 2026 FA Cup match free today; streaming service, time, odds
Todays English FA Cup schedule features Wrexham facing off against Ipswich Town in this ex... More

02/13/2026

As electricity costs rise, everyone wants data centers to pick up their tab. But how? Featured News by Oregon Today News
As electricity costs rise, everyone wants data centers to pick up their tab. But how?
As outrage spreads over energy-hungry data centers politicians from President Donald Trump... More

02/13/2026

A historic election in Bangladesh brings BNP to power. What to know about its leader Featured News by Oregon Today News
A historic election in Bangladesh brings BNP to power. What to know about its leader
DHAKA Bangladesh The Bangladeshi Nationalist Party BNP led by Tarique Rahman claimed vict... More

02/13/2026

OPB’s First Look: ICE’s Portland neighbors go to court Featured News by Oregon Today News
OPB’s First Look: ICE’s Portland neighbors go to court
Subscribe to OPBs First Look to receive Northwest news in your inbox six days a weekGood m... More

02/13/2026

Wanted man dies in 3-car crash after fleeing police on I-205 in Clackamas County Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wanted man dies in 3-car crash after fleeing police on I-205 in Clackamas County
A 54-year-old man wanted in a robbery case died Wednesday night after crashing on Intersta... More

02/13/2026

Here's what is impacted by the Homeland Security shutdown beginning this weekend Featured News by Oregon Today News
Here's what is impacted by the Homeland Security shutdown beginning this weekend
Democrats say they wont help approve more funding until new restrictions are placed on fed... More

02/13/2026

All-Star reliever Elroy Face, who saved 3 games for Pirates in 1960 World Series, dies at 97 Featured News by Oregon Today News
All-Star reliever Elroy Face, who saved 3 games for Pirates in 1960 World Series, dies at 97
Elroy Face an All-Star reliever for the Pittsburgh Pirates who saved three games in the 19... More

02/13/2026

Days after confessing his infidelity on live TV, Olympian wins another medal Featured News by Oregon Today News
Days after confessing his infidelity on live TV, Olympian wins another medal
After his first medal win the Norwegian athlete revealed in a live broadcast that he had b... More

02/13/2026

This Beaverton family business puts coffee shop and taco restaurant under one roof Featured News by Oregon Today News
This Beaverton family business puts coffee shop and taco restaurant under one roof
For many engaged couples operating a business with your parents and in-laws could be a nig... More

02/13/2026

Wilson, Weaver both preparing for Thorns comebacks in 2026 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Wilson, Weaver both preparing for Thorns comebacks in 2026
Sophia Wilson is ready to get back on the field and when she does shell bring a new perspe... More

02/13/2026

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