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Dave Coulier offers health update after back-to-back cancer battles Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dave Coulier offers health update after back-to-back cancer battles
The Full House star was diagnosed with stage 3 non-Hodgkin lymphoma in 2024 and p16 squamo... More

05/08/2026

From Portland Fire inaugural home opener to AANHPI Heritage Month: 8 things to do this weekend Featured News by Oregon Today News
From Portland Fire inaugural home opener to AANHPI Heritage Month: 8 things to do this weekend
Portlands weekend lineup offers something for everyone from the St Johns Bizarre to Portla... More

05/08/2026

Albany mother released from ICE custody four months after being detained Featured News by Oregon Today News
Albany mother released from ICE custody four months after being detained
Maria Loya Medina was detained by federal agents in January Her legal team has been fighti... More

05/08/2026

Prescribed burn turns into wildfire 14 miles from Bend Featured News by Oregon Today News
Prescribed burn turns into wildfire 14 miles from Bend
A multi-day prescribed burn in Deschutes County jumped containment lines on Thursday promp... More

05/08/2026

Sexual abuse investigations mishandled at Tacoma ICE lockup, UW report finds Featured News by Oregon Today News
Sexual abuse investigations mishandled at Tacoma ICE lockup, UW report finds
A new report from the University of Washington Center for Human Rights raises questions ab... More

05/08/2026

We hope you’re able to surround yourself with the beauty around us this weekend Featured News by Edward Jones - Financial Advisor: Lee Van Pelt
We hope you’re able to surround yourself with the beauty around us this weekend
We hope youre able to surround yourself with the beauty around us this weekend This stunni... More

05/08/2026

Prescribed burn turns into wildfire in Deschutes National Forest Featured News by Oregon Today News
Prescribed burn turns into wildfire in Deschutes National Forest
A prescribed burn in the Deschutes National Forest has turned into a wildfire the US Fores... More

05/08/2026

Oregon DMV closures have become routine in some areas due to short staffing Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon DMV closures have become routine in some areas due to short staffing
ALBANY Jessica Lavery starts her mornings sometimes as early as 6 am deciding if she need... More

05/08/2026

Beaver that attacked people in New Jersey and bit 8-year-old confirmed to have rabies Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beaver that attacked people in New Jersey and bit 8-year-old confirmed to have rabies
Beavers are fiercely territorial and aggressively defend their territory against intruders... More

05/08/2026

Trump's new tariffs unlawful, trade court rules in Oregon lawsuit Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump's new tariffs unlawful, trade court rules in Oregon lawsuit
Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield celebrated another ruling in favor of states challeng... More

05/08/2026

Retired cops throw curveballs at Oregon marine deputies during Lake Billy Chinook training Featured News by Oregon Today News
Retired cops throw curveballs at Oregon marine deputies during Lake Billy Chinook training
Marine deputies from across Oregon are training at Lake Billy Chinook this week for the su... More

05/08/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Inspiring the Next Generation Through the Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Inspiring the Next Generation Through the "If I Were Mayor..." Contest One of the most rewarding parts of serving as Mayor is seeing the creativity, thoughtfulness, and civic spirit of our young people. At the May 5, 2026 City Council meeting, the City of Coos Bay had the pleasure of recognizing students who participated in the Oregon Mayors Association’s annual “If I Were Mayor…” contest. This year marked Coos Bay’s first participation in the program in many years, and I could not have been more impressed by the ideas and enthusiasm shown by the students who entered. The contest encourages young people to think about local government, leadership, and the future of their community by answering one simple but important question: “If I were mayor…” The students submitted thoughtful essays that reflected creativity, civic understanding, and a genuine desire to make Coos Bay an even better place to live. Their ideas reminded all of us on the Council why community involvement matters and why it is so important to encourage future leaders. During the May 5 meeting, City Manager Nichole Rutherford and I had the honor of presenting certificates and prizes to the students in front of the City Council and community members. The students recognized included: 1. Faith England – 1st Place 2. Mirra Cantrell – 2nd Place 3. Elias El Youssef – 3rd Place 4. Lucy Seedborg – Honorable Mention The City was also grateful for the support of NW Natural, whose $500 donation helped provide prizes and recognition for the participating students. I shared with the students during the meeting that they are the future of our city, and I truly believe that. It was inspiring to hear their ideas and see their willingness to step forward and engage in their community at such a young age. Civic participation starts with conversations like these, and I hope this experience encourages them to stay involved for years to come. I also want to extend a special thank you to teacher Sydney Zeeryp, whose leadership class participated in the contest and helped make this opportunity possible. Community partnerships between educators, students, local organizations, and city government are invaluable. Congratulations again to all of the students who participated. Coos Bay has a bright future ahead. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Inspiring the Next Generation Through the If I Were Mayor Contest One of ... More

05/08/2026

These light-up toys sold at discount stores since 2023 could put kids' health at risk — full list here Featured News by Oregon Today News
These light-up toys sold at discount stores since 2023 could put kids' health at risk — full list here
The toys which include yo-yos maracas Halloween wands light-up sticks and more fail to mee... More

05/08/2026

Oregon’s corporate medicine law put to test in settled PeaceHealth case Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon’s corporate medicine law put to test in settled PeaceHealth case
Last year Oregon lawmakers passed one of the toughest corporate medicine laws in the natio... More

05/08/2026

Prescribed burn grows into wildfire south of Bend in Deschutes National Forest Featured News by Oregon Today News
Prescribed burn grows into wildfire south of Bend in Deschutes National Forest
Spot fires pushed a planned burn in Oregon into wildfire status after 1000 acres burned of... More

05/08/2026

Newborn kittens trapped inside car’s engine compartment, rescued by Hillsboro officers Featured News by Oregon Today News
Newborn kittens trapped inside car’s engine compartment, rescued by Hillsboro officers
Hillsboro code-compliance officers responding to a call found newborn kittens trapped insi... More

05/08/2026

This Portland restaurant recreates a Somali living room where six sisters serve family recipes Featured News by Oregon Today News
This Portland restaurant recreates a Somali living room where six sisters serve family recipes
Sitting on a carpeted square layered with a plastic picnic covering diners lean against or... More

05/08/2026

Portland Fire unveil new ‘Rose City Built’ uniforms with eye-popping design Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland Fire unveil new ‘Rose City Built’ uniforms with eye-popping design
Set to make their return to the WNBA on Saturday the Portland Fire unveiled the teams thir... More

05/08/2026

Midcentury Lake Oswego neighborhood throws a party for Preservation Month Featured News by Oregon Today News
Midcentury Lake Oswego neighborhood throws a party for Preservation Month
Mountain Park a 600-acre planned community in Lake Oswego was designed in the 1960s by dev... More

05/08/2026

OPB’s First Look: New bus route lifts hopes on Warm Springs Reservation Featured News by Oregon Today News
OPB’s First Look: New bus route lifts hopes on Warm Springs Reservation
Subscribe to OPBs First Look to receive Northwest news in your inbox six days a weekGood m... More

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