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Liam Ohgren scores lone shootout goal to lift Canucks past Kraken, 3-2 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kevin Lankinen made 37 saves and Liam Ohgren had the lone shootout goal in the Vancouver C... More

12/29/2025

Joe Etzel, namesake of University of Portland’s baseball field and athletics leader, dies at 87: 'Heart of Pilot Athletics' Featured News by Oregon Today News
Joe Etzel a former University of Portland athletic director coach and student-athlete died... More

12/29/2025

Avdija just shy of triple-double as Trail Blazers hold off Mavericks 125-122 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Deni Avdija had 27 points 11 assists and nine rebounds and Shaedon Sharpe added 24 points ... More

12/29/2025

Oregon women denied in double OT after rallying from 18 down to No. 6 Michigan Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon staged a furious second-half rally Monday night but fell short in a 92-87 double ov... More

12/29/2025

Oregon rural health gets $197M, but faces an annual Trump policy scorecard Featured News by Oregon Today News
BEND Ore KTVZ A new 1973 million federal award will help Oregon revamp health care in rur... More

12/29/2025

12/29/25 - LCSO Case 25-6263   
  
Elderly woman missing in the Warthen Road area west of Elmira   
  
The Lane County Sheriff’s Office is looking for 82-year-old Karen Joyce Davis of Elmira. Davis was reported missing this afternoon after walking away from the 23700 block of Warthen Road.    
  
Davis is described as a white female adult, standing approximately 5’2” tall and weighing about 130 pounds. She has gray hair and blue eyes. She was last seen wearing a purple puffy coat, white and red flannel shirt, red t-shirt, and dark colored pants. She was accompanied by a blue heeler cattle dog named Cami that is known to stay with her if she falls down.    
  
Lane County Sheriff’s Search & Rescue, deputies, and assisting agencies are actively searching for Davis. Anyone with information about her whereabouts is asked to contact the Lane County Sheriff’s Office at 541-682-4141. If located, please call 911.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
Powerball: See the winning numbers in Monday’s $33 million drawing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Its time to grab your tickets and check to see if youre a big winner The Powerball lottery... More

12/29/2025

Thief returns stolen mandolins after going viral Featured News by Oregon Today News
A man caught on camera stealing two musical instruments returned the items with an apology... More

12/29/2025

Texas Tech's versatile RB duo presents unique challenge for Oregon in Orange Bowl Featured News by Oregon Today News
FORT LAUDERDALE Fla Texas Tech has one of the most prolific and versatile pairs of runnin... More

12/29/2025

Amico Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kelliann Amico APR Fellow PRSA leads an Oregon strategic communications firm recognized na... More

12/29/2025

Washington health department expands eligibility for COVID-19 vaccine boosters. Here's who qualifies: Featured News by Oregon Today News
Certain groups who have gotten the Pfizer and Moderna shots can get any booster alongside ... More

12/29/2025

‘Nothing new’ to New Year’s Six bowl appearance for Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
FORT LAUDERDALE Fla New Years Six bowl trips are becoming the standard for Oregon but its... More

12/29/2025

Just a clarification  about the response to the report of a vehicle found pulled off the side of the road on Airport Road on 12-27-25. Sixes Fire volunteer Ashley Moore arrived on scene first and saw the two subjects in the vehicle unresponsive. Moore noticed the driver was not breathing so she was able to pull the driver from the truck onto the ground. Moore then noticed the female passenger was gasping for air so she and a couple people who were driving by were able to get the female passenger out of the truck into a recovery position. Once that was done, Moore started CPR on the driver and continued until she was relieved by ambulance personnel. Featured News by Curry County Sheriff
Puyallup father released from ICE custody after two months Featured News by Oregon Today News
Julian Ortiz Velazquezs arrest highlights the human cost behind ICEs increased targeting o... More

12/29/2025

Washington man accused in deadly D.C. Metro shooting appears in federal court Featured News by Oregon Today News
A Bellingham man accused of fatally shooting a National Guard soldier and injuring another... More

12/29/2025

No motive revealed in killing of prominent California farmer's estranged wife in Arizona Featured News by Oregon Today News
Investigators declined to reveal the suspected motive in the shooting death of a prominent... More

12/29/2025

Homeland Security says a fraud investigation is underway in Minneapolis Featured News by Oregon Today News
The action comes after years of investigation that began with a 300 million scheme at the ... More

12/29/2025

Oregon Department of Transportation lowers speed to 5 mph as notorious Highway 26 'bump' expands to a series of bumps Featured News by Oregon Today News
Officials say landslides and heavy rain near the Oregon coast are pushing the road upward ... More

12/29/2025

Oregon, Washington to receive slice of $50B in federal funds for rural health care access Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Trump administration on Monday announced the amount of funding each state will get to ... More

12/29/2025

On Christmas Eve, Lane County Sheriff’s Search & Rescue K9 Poppy completed her last mission – a life well lived.   
  
K9 Poppy, 11, was an operational member of SAR for over 7 years. She trained thousands of hours to be certified in Wilderness Air Scent and Human Remains Detection. She went to schools, parades, and public events.    
  
Most importantly, she deployed with her volunteer handler on 46 missions – that included 4 finds. Together, they spent hours, days, weeks searching for our county’s lost, often coming up empty handed but going back to look more.    
  
The payoff?    
  
A terrified father reunited with a missing teenage son.    
  
Lost loved ones who passed away in the remote wilderness – but were located, and families given closure.    
  
Evidence found in a murder case.    
  
Anyone who has had a dog understands the bond they hold on us. But only a few get to experience the bond of working, suffering, and succeeding with a SAR K9.    
  
Rest in peace K9 Poppy. Lane County thanks you for your service.    
  
#CommittedToJusticeAndIntegrity   
#SwornToProtect   
#HonoredToServe Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
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