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Elected officials 'distracted' officers after deadly Bite of Seattle shooting, report says Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Seattle Police Department presented its After Action report on the Bite of Seattle sho... More

09/22/2026

White House launches 'Trump TV' after ban on major news outlets Featured News by Oregon Today News
Days after President Trump barred reporters from three major news outlets from the White H... More

09/22/2026

What to know about a Venezuelan man shot by an ICE officer in Texas Featured News by Oregon Today News
AUSTIN Texas AP The shooting of a Venezuelan man in his vehicle by a federal immigration ... More

09/22/2026

Rising diesel prices squeeze Oregon farmers Featured News by Oregon Today News
A Yamhill County family farmer says higher fuel costs are cutting into already-thin profit... More

09/22/2026

Microsoft eliminates 268 roles across Halo Studios as 'reset' of Xbox continues Featured News by Oregon Today News
Microsofts Xbox division continues restructuring eliminating 268 jobs as Halo development ... More

09/22/2026

9/18/26 On-Duty Deputy struck by DUI driver on Franklin Boulevard    
  
On September 18th at about 10:30 pm, a Lane County Deputy driving his patrol vehicle was struck by another motorist in the 5100 block of Franklin Boulevard.  The deputy radioed the at-fault vehicle may have also struck a 3rd vehicle nearby. Officers with the Springfield Police Department responded and investigated the crash.    
  
The head on collision caused front end damage to both the at fault car and the Sheriff’s Office patrol vehicle. The patrol vehicle was towed from the scene.  During the investigation SPD Officers arrested the at-fault driver, Ryder Lee Carlton, for DUI.  Thankfully no one was seriously injured in the crash, and the deputy is back on duty.    
  
Sadly, this is now the second time this same deputy has been struck by an intoxicated motorist this year.  On February 8th while patrolling on the McKenzie Highway this deputy was hit by another drunk driver. OSP Troopers responded and conducted that crash investigation and ultimately the other driver was arrested for DUI.   
  
The Lane County Sheriff’s Office reminds everyone to stay sober behind the wheel.  Never drink and drive or drive after consuming a substance.  Everyone needs to be cautious of people driving impaired on our roadways. Even police can become victims with intoxicated persons behind the wheel.Photos from Lane County Sheriff's Office's post Featured News by Lane County Sheriff
91826 On-Duty Deputy struck by DUI driver on Franklin Boulevard On September 18th at ab... More

09/22/2026

Redmond's newest neighborhood is mixing affordable and market-rate homes Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nearly 450 homes are on the way in northeast Redmond City leaders say Northpoint Vista is ... More

09/22/2026

Crews make high-risk rescue of tourists trapped on Oregon coast beach Featured News by Oregon Today News
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09/22/2026

Can Dante Moore be 'Superman' when Oregon needs him most? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Quarterback Dante Moore isnt solely responsible for the Oregon Ducks offensive problems th... More

09/22/2026

Family friend who fatally shot Southeast Portland woman pleads guilty Featured News by Oregon Today News
Two years after shooting and killing LaToya M Hill Kamari Nathaniel Gates who was 18 at th... More

09/22/2026

Man sentenced to 8 years in prison for causing fatal crash by speeding through red light Featured News by Oregon Today News
Austin Jones pleaded guilty last month to charges stemming from the crash which killed Mar... More

09/22/2026

Remember all those creepy clown sightings in 2016? A new documentary explores that weird time Featured News by Oregon Today News
The clown craze led to multiple arrests and one death but no dangerous clowns were ever fo... More

09/22/2026

Portland Thorns break three-match winless streak, beat Orlando Pride 4-1 Featured News by Oregon Today News
OPB inadvertently published outdated National Womens Soccer League results over the weeken... More

09/22/2026

This former Oregon State star has a new NFL team and a chance to surpass a major career milestone Featured News by Oregon Today News
SANTA CLARA Calif The San Francisco 49ers are adding veteran help for their injury deplet... More

09/22/2026

Holiday shipping deadlines for 2026: USPS, FedEx and UPS dates Featured News by Oregon Today News
Planning on sending a gift Here is everything to know about shipping deadlines for the hol... More

09/22/2026

Washington County commissioner decries ‘culture of fear’ cultivated by recently resigned chair Featured News by Oregon Today News
Elected officials from across Washington County gathered Tuesday in support of Commissione... More

09/22/2026

Portland restaurant says red tape, design rules could force $150K patio overhaul Featured News by Oregon Today News
The Flying Fish owner already spent 20000 making the patio safe Now he says new permit and... More

09/22/2026

Former Super Bowl champ calls out ex-player for Caleb Williams opinion: ‘...DDT the (bleep) out you’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Former NFL running back and Super Bowl champion Leonard Fournette threatened to fight form... More

09/22/2026

Fee increase on psilocybin licensees will not go forward, Oregon Health Authority says Featured News by Oregon Today News
The rulemaking process considered hiking fees for multiple applications for the states psi... More

09/22/2026

Washington federal judge dismisses Trump administration request for state voter rolls, says demand 'violates federal law' Featured News by Oregon Today News
A US District Court judge in western Washington dismissed the federal governments case see... More

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