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Terminal illness delays trial of man accused of forced labor in Oregon Featured News by Oregon Today News
Terminal illness delays trial of man accused of forced labor in Oregon
A federal judge this week declined to set a trial date for a former Grants Pass man accuse... More

09/11/2026

Georgia inmate’s final meal revealed before scheduled execution Featured News by Oregon Today News
Georgia inmate’s final meal revealed before scheduled execution
A Georgia death row inmate scheduled to be executed next week has chosen a final meal that... More

09/11/2026

Crispy masala tofu with lemon rice and raita Featured News by Oregon Today News
Crispy masala tofu with lemon rice and raita
Heres a fun party trick If you soak tofu in salted boiling water it will crisp up better i... More

09/11/2026

Niçoise grain bowls Featured News by Oregon Today News
Niçoise grain bowls
This recipe marries the briny bright flavors of salade Nioise with the heartiness and make... More

09/11/2026

Once-popular mall chain confirms bankruptcy wind-down plan Featured News by Oregon Today News
Once-popular mall chain confirms bankruptcy wind-down plan
Womens retail chain Francescas has confirmed its liquidation plan amidst a Chapter 11 bank... More

09/11/2026

Dolly Parton’s first posthumous song has been released Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dolly Parton’s first posthumous song has been released
Dolly Partons first posthumous recording was released Wednesday just two weeks after the c... More

09/11/2026

Puppies rescued after being found in cavern-like space beneath Texas sidewalk Featured News by Oregon Today News
Puppies rescued after being found in cavern-like space beneath Texas sidewalk
The surviving puppies rescued near Houston believed to be siblings and about 8 weeks old w... More

09/11/2026

N.J. woman accused of hiring hitman to kill police officer ex-boyfriend and his daughter Featured News by Oregon Today News
N.J. woman accused of hiring hitman to kill police officer ex-boyfriend and his daughter
A New Jersey woman is facing additional charges after allegedly trying to hire someone to ... More

09/11/2026

Actress from ‘The Munsters,’ ‘Andy Griffith Show’ dies at 88 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Actress from ‘The Munsters,’ ‘Andy Griffith Show’ dies at 88
Nina Shipman a veteran actress who appeared in classic television shows and films during H... More

09/11/2026

Fans are 'gutted' that Netflix canceled this romantic drama series after just 2 seasons Featured News by Oregon Today News
Fans are 'gutted' that Netflix canceled this romantic drama series after just 2 seasons
Netflix has canceled Ransom Canyon after two seasons More

09/11/2026

Colorado scientists make history, uncover Tyrannosaurus rex footprints Featured News by Oregon Today News
Colorado scientists make history, uncover Tyrannosaurus rex footprints
The four footprints measure roughly 3 feet and researchers estimate they were made around ... More

09/11/2026

FBI warning: Federal bulletin says terrorists may capitalize on 9/11 anniversary Featured News by Oregon Today News
FBI warning: Federal bulletin says terrorists may capitalize on 9/11 anniversary
Foreign terrorist organizations could use the anniversary of 911 to conduct attacks on the... More

09/11/2026

Oregon man accused of $200K pandemic loan fraud after his Eugene bar had been shut down over fights, druggings Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man accused of $200K pandemic loan fraud after his Eugene bar had been shut down over fights, druggings
The federal government has filed a complaint against the owner of a long-shuttered Eugene ... More

09/11/2026

Trump blasted for lunging at reporter asking 1 basic question: ‘He’s unhinged’ Featured News by Oregon Today News
Trump blasted for lunging at reporter asking 1 basic question: ‘He’s unhinged’
President Donald Trump elicited outrage after he got into the face of an ABC News reporter... More

09/11/2026

New book maps 100 must-see Portland places Featured News by Oregon Today News
New book maps 100 must-see Portland places
Architectural writer Brian Libbys new book In Search of Portland Exploring a Transforming ... More

09/11/2026

Check your change jar: a 1969 penny could be worth $600,000 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Check your change jar: a 1969 penny could be worth $600,000
A 1969 penny sitting in your change jar may be worth 600000 because of a printing mistake ... More

09/11/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today, our nation experienced a tragedy that forever changed our country. For those of us who lived through September 11, 2001, many of us can still remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we first heard the news. Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost that day. We also honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, and ordinary citizens who demonstrated extraordinary courage and selflessness in the face of unimaginable circumstances. Twenty-five years is a significant passage of time. There is now a generation of Americans who were not yet born on September 11, 2001. For them, the events of that day are history rather than a shared experience. That makes it even more important that we continue to tell the stories of those we lost, those who answered the call to help, and the countless acts of kindness, compassion, and unity that followed. Here in Coos Bay, we have a special connection to that history. At Coos Bay Fire Station 1 stands a memorial that includes a piece of steel recovered from the World Trade Center. It is a lasting reminder of the lives lost that day and of the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who rushed toward danger to help others. This morning, members of Coos Bay Fire & Rescue, law enforcement, community representatives, and others will gather at Fire Station 1 for a remembrance ceremony. I am honored to be speaking at the ceremony and to join our community in remembering those we lost and recognizing the service and sacrifice of our first responders. Whether you are able to attend or simply take a quiet moment of reflection today, I hope we remember not only the tragedy of September 11, but also the courage, service, sacrifice, compassion, and sense of unity that followed. As the years continue to pass, it is our responsibility to make sure the significance of that day does not pass with them. We remember those we lost. We honor those who served. And we will never forget. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today, our nation experienced a tragedy that forever changed our country. For those of us who lived through September 11, 2001, many of us can still remember exactly where we were and what we were doing when we first heard the news. Today, we remember the 2,977 lives lost that day. We also honor the firefighters, law enforcement officers, first responders, and ordinary citizens who demonstrated extraordinary courage and selflessness in the face of unimaginable circumstances. Twenty-five years is a significant passage of time. There is now a generation of Americans who were not yet born on September 11, 2001. For them, the events of that day are history rather than a shared experience. That makes it even more important that we continue to tell the stories of those we lost, those who answered the call to help, and the countless acts of kindness, compassion, and unity that followed. Here in Coos Bay, we have a special connection to that history. At Coos Bay Fire Station 1 stands a memorial that includes a piece of steel recovered from the World Trade Center. It is a lasting reminder of the lives lost that day and of the courage and sacrifice of the first responders who rushed toward danger to help others. This morning, members of Coos Bay Fire & Rescue, law enforcement, community representatives, and others will gather at Fire Station 1 for a remembrance ceremony. I am honored to be speaking at the ceremony and to join our community in remembering those we lost and recognizing the service and sacrifice of our first responders. Whether you are able to attend or simply take a quiet moment of reflection today, I hope we remember not only the tragedy of September 11, but also the courage, service, sacrifice, compassion, and sense of unity that followed. As the years continue to pass, it is our responsibility to make sure the significance of that day does not pass with them. We remember those we lost. We honor those who served. And we will never forget. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE We Will Never Forget Twenty-five years ago today our nation experienced a... More

09/11/2026

Oregon Ducks' keys to victory vs. Oklahoma State Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon Ducks' keys to victory vs. Oklahoma State
The Oregon Ducks didnt meet their own high expectations in Week 1 against Boise State but ... More

09/11/2026

Beloved R&B singer grieving unexpected death of 3-month-old son Featured News by Oregon Today News
Beloved R&B singer grieving unexpected death of 3-month-old son
B2K founding member DeMario Raz-B Thornton and his wife Mona Li Thornton are grieving the ... More

09/11/2026

Urgent safety recall issued for toys sold on Amazon over lead poisoning risks: Return ASAP Featured News by Oregon Today News
Urgent safety recall issued for toys sold on Amazon over lead poisoning risks: Return ASAP
More than 1800 childrens toys sold on Amazon are being recalled for violating federal safe... More

09/11/2026

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