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Disney+ outage impacts thousands across globe Featured News by Oregon Today News
Disney+ outage impacts thousands across globe
Disney is investigating issues Thursday night affecting login they said More

06/18/2026

Hello Music Lovers! One night. Two completely different sounds. Both absolutely worth your time. Thursday, July 16 at SWOCC Hales Performing Arts Center: First, world-class cellist Dace Gregory and pianist Rachel Palen perform Musical Moments of Wonder — an evening of music that, by all accounts, has the power to stop a room. Then, the locally beloved Swingin' in the Rain Big Band takes the stage — Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, and the kind of music that makes it very hard to stay in your seat. Thursday, July 16 · 7 pm · Hales PAC, Southwestern Oregon Community College Tickets $20 at the door https://www.oregoncoastmusic.org/event-cal/cello-and-piano-with-dace-gregory-swingin-in-the-rain-big-band/ #OregonCoastMusicFestival #LiveMusic #CoosBay #BigBand #oregoncoast Featured News by Oregon Coast Music Association OCMA
Hello Music Lovers! One night. Two completely different sounds. Both absolutely worth your time. Thursday, July 16 at SWOCC Hales Performing Arts Center: First, world-class cellist Dace Gregory and pianist Rachel Palen perform Musical Moments of Wonder — an evening of music that, by all accounts, has the power to stop a room. Then, the locally beloved Swingin' in the Rain Big Band takes the stage — Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman, Count Basie, and the kind of music that makes it very hard to stay in your seat. Thursday, July 16 · 7 pm · Hales PAC, Southwestern Oregon Community College Tickets $20 at the door https://www.oregoncoastmusic.org/event-cal/cello-and-piano-with-dace-gregory-swingin-in-the-rain-big-band/ #OregonCoastMusicFestival #LiveMusic #CoosBay #BigBand #oregoncoast
Hello Music Lovers One night Two completely different sounds Both absolutely worth your ti... More

06/18/2026

Man arrested after 3-year-old ends up in zoo crocodile enclosure in UK Featured News by Oregon Today News
Man arrested after 3-year-old ends up in zoo crocodile enclosure in UK
The toddler is in critical condition and the 30-year-old suspect was arrested on suspicion... More

06/18/2026

Horse euthanized after Oregon woman dragged it behind her car, officials say Featured News by Oregon Today News
Horse euthanized after Oregon woman dragged it behind her car, officials say
A horse was euthanized in Clatskanie Oregon after being dragged by a vehicle for an extend... More

06/18/2026

Inside the Oregon Vault: Preserving a century of Oregon on film Featured News by Oregon Today News
Inside the Oregon Vault: Preserving a century of Oregon on film
We took you inside the Oregon Vault last week and perused its collection of items but thes... More

06/18/2026

Governor Kotek signs bill which gives free books monthly to kids Featured News by Oregon Today News
Governor Kotek signs bill which gives free books monthly to kids
Gov Tina Kotek signed a bill making the Oregon Imagination Library Program which sends fre... More

06/18/2026

Oregon man sentenced to 77 months in prison after pleading guilty to attempted kidnapping Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon man sentenced to 77 months in prison after pleading guilty to attempted kidnapping
A Benton County man has been sentenced to more than six years in prison after prosecutors ... More

06/18/2026

Oregon PUC Chair Cautions Against ‘Information Asymmetry’ on DAM Seams Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon PUC Chair Cautions Against ‘Information Asymmetry’ on DAM Seams
Oregon Public Utility Commission Chair Letha Tawney said the West is constantly concerned ... More

06/18/2026

Bend approves climate pollution fee in 4-1 vote Featured News by Oregon Today News
Bend approves climate pollution fee in 4-1 vote
Bend will soon charge a fee for the installation of gas appliances in newly built homes ma... More

06/18/2026

Off the beaten path means you get to beautiful views without the crowds. McDowell Creek is about 45 minutes from Albany in Linn County. Thanks for sharing, The Oregon Challenge! Featured News by Albany Visitors Association
Off the beaten path means you get to beautiful views without the crowds. McDowell Creek is about 45 minutes from Albany in Linn County. Thanks for sharing, The Oregon Challenge!
Off the beaten path means you get to beautiful views without the crowds McDowell Creek is ... More

06/18/2026

Kalshi promo code “OREGONLIVE1” enhanced for Mexico-Korea Republic in Group Stage in WA, OR, and CA Featured News by Oregon Today News
Kalshi promo code “OREGONLIVE1” enhanced for Mexico-Korea Republic in Group Stage in WA, OR, and CA
As of Thursday June 18th 2026 Kalshi has activated the promo code OREGONLIVE1 unlocking a ... More

06/18/2026

For youth earning diplomas in prison, the ‘accomplishment is bigger because of those struggles,’ speaker Mitchell S. Jackson says Featured News by Oregon Today News
For youth earning diplomas in prison, the ‘accomplishment is bigger because of those struggles,’ speaker Mitchell S. Jackson says
Pulitzer Prize-winning writer Mitchell S Jackson stood before a class of graduates Tuesday... More

06/18/2026

Photos from Rotary District 5110's post Featured News by Rotary International District 5110
Photos from Rotary District 5110's post
Photos from Rotary District 5110s post More

06/18/2026

Portland celebrates Native American culture at upcoming Delta Park Powwow Featured News by Oregon Today News
Portland celebrates Native American culture at upcoming Delta Park Powwow
The 56th annual Delta Park Powwow and encampment a free and family-friendly event celebrat... More

06/18/2026

Dear Annie: I was happy I got a promotion, but upcoming big project has me doubting myself Featured News by Oregon Today News
Dear Annie: I was happy I got a promotion, but upcoming big project has me doubting myself
This column originally ran in 2023 More

06/18/2026

Washington State University Vancouver faculty, staff anxiously await details of 15% budget cuts Featured News by Oregon Today News
Washington State University Vancouver faculty, staff anxiously await details of 15% budget cuts
Faculty and staff at Washington State Universitys Vancouver campus say they are on pins an... More

06/18/2026

Floating paint pieces, algae bloom raise concerns at newly repainted Reflecting Pool Featured News by Oregon Today News
Floating paint pieces, algae bloom raise concerns at newly repainted Reflecting Pool
Dark blue flecks of paint were seen floating to the surface as large sections of the iconi... More

06/18/2026

JOHN TOPITS TRAIL CLOSURE/FISHING DOCK INSTALLATION The City of Coos Bay, in partnership with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), is pleased to announce the next phase of the ADA-accessible fishing dock project at Middle Empire Lake. This project was funded through the ODFW Restoration and Enhancement (R&E) Program and was identified in ODFW’s 25-Year Angling Enhancement Plan. The project supports ODFW’s goals of improving bank angling access for individuals without boats and providing inclusive outdoor recreation opportunities for people of all abilities. Phase One of the project was completed in 2025 and included installation of the anchor system foundation that will secure the fishing dock to the shoreline. Phase Two will include installation of the gangway and ADA-accessible fishing platform. To facilitate construction and ensure public safety, the trail leading to the project area will be closed to pedestrians from June 30, 2026, through July 1, 2026. Visitors are asked to observe all posted closures and use caution when near the construction zone. The City appreciates the public’s patience as this project moves forward and looks forward to providing improved fishing access for the community. For additional information, please contact Greg Hamblet at (541) 269-1181 ext. 3541 or ghamblet@coosbayor.gov.Photos from Coos Bay - City Government's post Featured News by City of Coos Bay
JOHN TOPITS TRAIL CLOSURE/FISHING DOCK INSTALLATION The City of Coos Bay, in partnership with the Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife (ODFW), is pleased to announce the next phase of the ADA-accessible fishing dock project at Middle Empire Lake. This project was funded through the ODFW Restoration and Enhancement (R&E) Program and was identified in ODFW’s 25-Year Angling Enhancement Plan. The project supports ODFW’s goals of improving bank angling access for individuals without boats and providing inclusive outdoor recreation opportunities for people of all abilities. Phase One of the project was completed in 2025 and included installation of the anchor system foundation that will secure the fishing dock to the shoreline. Phase Two will include installation of the gangway and ADA-accessible fishing platform. To facilitate construction and ensure public safety, the trail leading to the project area will be closed to pedestrians from June 30, 2026, through July 1, 2026. Visitors are asked to observe all posted closures and use caution when near the construction zone. The City appreciates the public’s patience as this project moves forward and looks forward to providing improved fishing access for the community. For additional information, please contact Greg Hamblet at (541) 269-1181 ext. 3541 or [email protected] from Coos Bay - City Government's post
JOHN TOPITS TRAIL CLOSUREFISHING DOCK INSTALLATION The City of Coos Bay in partnership wi... More

06/18/2026

NSF reverses course, preserves critical Ocean Monitoring Network after bipartisan pushback Featured News by Oregon Today News
NSF reverses course, preserves critical Ocean Monitoring Network after bipartisan pushback
NSF halts plans to remove key Oregon ocean sensors after bipartisan pressure and the Senat... More

06/18/2026

La Pine Residents Push for Data Center Regulations Featured News by Oregon Today News
La Pine Residents Push for Data Center Regulations
Agroup ofLa Pineresidents and acampaign groupSouthCounty Collective Actionare working toga... More

06/18/2026

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