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Want to own a piece of the court from the Trail Blazers’ championship season? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Want to own a piece of the court from the Trail Blazers’ championship season?
The Portland Trail Blazers are offering fans a chance to own a piece of their championship... More

03/06/2026

Attempt to limit potency of THC in marijuana edibles fails at Oregon Legislature Featured News by Oregon Today News
Attempt to limit potency of THC in marijuana edibles fails at Oregon Legislature
An attempt to limit how much THC can be in an individual edible isnt advancing this year i... More

03/06/2026

MAYOR'S MESSAGE Reset Your Clocks, Reset Your Goals This weekend brings the return of Daylight-Saving Time, a small seasonal shift that reminds us spring is just around the corner. It’s also the time of year many of us remember a couple of simple household tasks: check your smoke detectors and make sure your clocks are set ahead. It’s a routine we follow every year, but it can also serve as a reminder of something a little bigger — reset your clocks, reset your goals. As the days grow longer and signs of spring begin to appear around Coos Bay, it’s a natural moment to pause and think about the months ahead. Along the Oregon coast, we know winter well, but spring brings a welcome change as the steady rain slowly begins to give way to brighter days and blue skies. With that shift comes a renewed sense of energy in our community. You start to see it everywhere — more people out walking, neighbors working in their yards, and families enjoying our waterfront, parks, and neighborhoods. After the darker months of winter, our city begins to feel a little more alive again. Spring is also a good time to think about what you’d like to accomplish in the months ahead. Whether it’s spending more time outdoors, starting a new project, volunteering in the community, or simply taking a little extra time to appreciate the beauty of the place we call home, this season offers a fresh start. We’re fortunate to live in a place as beautiful as Coos Bay, where the changing seasons are something we can truly see and feel. The months ahead hold a lot of promise for our community, and I look forward to continuing to work together to make our city an even better place to live, work, and enjoy. As we head into the weekend, take a few minutes to check your smoke detectors, set your clocks ahead, and enjoy the longer days ahead. And while you’re at it, think about the goals you might want to reset or renew this spring. Here’s to a safe, hopeful, and welcoming start to the spring season in Coos Bay. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay Featured News by City of Coos Bay
MAYOR'S MESSAGE Reset Your Clocks, Reset Your Goals This weekend brings the return of Daylight-Saving Time, a small seasonal shift that reminds us spring is just around the corner. It’s also the time of year many of us remember a couple of simple household tasks: check your smoke detectors and make sure your clocks are set ahead. It’s a routine we follow every year, but it can also serve as a reminder of something a little bigger — reset your clocks, reset your goals. As the days grow longer and signs of spring begin to appear around Coos Bay, it’s a natural moment to pause and think about the months ahead. Along the Oregon coast, we know winter well, but spring brings a welcome change as the steady rain slowly begins to give way to brighter days and blue skies. With that shift comes a renewed sense of energy in our community. You start to see it everywhere — more people out walking, neighbors working in their yards, and families enjoying our waterfront, parks, and neighborhoods. After the darker months of winter, our city begins to feel a little more alive again. Spring is also a good time to think about what you’d like to accomplish in the months ahead. Whether it’s spending more time outdoors, starting a new project, volunteering in the community, or simply taking a little extra time to appreciate the beauty of the place we call home, this season offers a fresh start. We’re fortunate to live in a place as beautiful as Coos Bay, where the changing seasons are something we can truly see and feel. The months ahead hold a lot of promise for our community, and I look forward to continuing to work together to make our city an even better place to live, work, and enjoy. As we head into the weekend, take a few minutes to check your smoke detectors, set your clocks ahead, and enjoy the longer days ahead. And while you’re at it, think about the goals you might want to reset or renew this spring. Here’s to a safe, hopeful, and welcoming start to the spring season in Coos Bay. -Joe Benetti, Mayor of Coos Bay
MAYORS MESSAGE Reset Your Clocks Reset Your Goals This weekend brings the return of Dayl... More

03/06/2026

Please save the date for the 2026 Tualatin State of the City event on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, from 5:30-7:30pm at The Grand Hotel at Bridgeport. This will be Mayor Frank Bubenik’s final State of the City address, highlighting the many projects and accomplishments achieved during his time in office. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/administration/2026-state-city Featured News by City of Tualatin
Please save the date for the 2026 Tualatin State of the City event on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, from 5:30-7:30pm at The Grand Hotel at Bridgeport. This will be Mayor Frank Bubenik’s final State of the City address, highlighting the many projects and accomplishments achieved during his time in office. https://www.tualatinoregon.gov/administration/2026-state-city
Please save the date for the 2026 Tualatin State of the City event on Tuesday May 19 2026 ... More

03/06/2026

Central Oregon woman who forced child to eat vomit convicted along with parents Featured News by Oregon Today News
Central Oregon woman who forced child to eat vomit convicted along with parents
A disturbing case of child abuse resulted in multiple convictions for an Oregon teacher an... More

03/06/2026

2 young billionaires are behind the prediction market boom. They hate each other Featured News by Oregon Today News
2 young billionaires are behind the prediction market boom. They hate each other
Theres one word Kalshi CEO Tarek Mansour is loath to say PolymarketLike a politician swipi... More

03/06/2026

Key climate, energy bills fail to advance in legislative session Featured News by Oregon Today News
Key climate, energy bills fail to advance in legislative session
Oregons short legislative session did little to advance the states climate and clean energ... More

03/06/2026

Nike to record $300 million cost-cutting charge, hints at more company turmoil Featured News by Oregon Today News
Nike to record $300 million cost-cutting charge, hints at more company turmoil
Nike late Thursday said it will book a roughly 300 million cost-cutting charge More

03/06/2026

These 4 Oregon creameries make some of the best cheeses in the world Featured News by Oregon Today News
These 4 Oregon creameries make some of the best cheeses in the world
Oregonians and the cheese aisle are a match made in heaven More

03/06/2026

How to watch the Winter Paralympics Opening Ceremony Featured News by Oregon Today News
How to watch the Winter Paralympics Opening Ceremony
The 2026 Winter Paralympics will commence with a historic and controversial Opening Ceremo... More

03/06/2026

OPB’s First Look: Ripple effects of an Albany mom’s immigration arrest Featured News by Oregon Today News
OPB’s First Look: Ripple effects of an Albany mom’s immigration arrest
Subscribe to OPBs First Look to receive Northwest news in your inbox six days a weekGood m... More

03/06/2026

Iran retaliates after Israel strikes Beirut and Tehran as war enters Day 7 Featured News by Oregon Today News
Iran retaliates after Israel strikes Beirut and Tehran as war enters Day 7
Israels military said it launched a broad wave of strikes on Tehran targeting regime infra... More

03/06/2026

The northern lights may be visible from 10 US states tonight. Here's where to look up. Featured News by Oregon Today News
The northern lights may be visible from 10 US states tonight. Here's where to look up.
Friday nights viewings will be the second visually stunning space phenomenon visible in th... More

03/06/2026

This weekend’s clock change causes angst for many, but there’s a deep divide on how to fix it Featured News by Oregon Today News
This weekend’s clock change causes angst for many, but there’s a deep divide on how to fix it
Want to make daylight saving time permanent That would mean the sun rises around 9 am in D... More

03/06/2026

Gas prices continue to spike across the nation and Pacific Northwest Featured News by Oregon Today News
Gas prices continue to spike across the nation and Pacific Northwest
The average price nationwide jumped another 7 cents to 332 per gallon for regular unleaded... More

03/06/2026

US lost a surprising 92,000 jobs last month and unemployment rate ticks higher to 4.4% Featured News by Oregon Today News
US lost a surprising 92,000 jobs last month and unemployment rate ticks higher to 4.4%
American employers unexpectedly cut 92000 jobs last month a sign that the labor market rem... More

03/06/2026

DOJ publishes missing Epstein files involving claims about Trump Featured News by Oregon Today News
DOJ publishes missing Epstein files involving claims about Trump
The files involve accusations made by a woman against President Donald Trump that official... More

03/06/2026

Miss Manners: Is wearing black to the funeral of a friend sending the wrong message? Featured News by Oregon Today News
Miss Manners: Is wearing black to the funeral of a friend sending the wrong message?
DEAR MISS MANNERS I believed that wearing all black was proper dress for anyone at a funer... More

03/06/2026

Readers respond: State of the Union disrespect isn’t one-sided Featured News by Oregon Today News
Readers respond: State of the Union disrespect isn’t one-sided
A recent letter writer criticized Oregons senators for refusing to attend President Donald... More

03/06/2026

Oregon must contend with fatigue, Michigan in Big Ten quarterfinals Featured News by Oregon Today News
Oregon must contend with fatigue, Michigan in Big Ten quarterfinals
Fatigue could be Oregons toughest obstacle during Friday nights quarterfinals matchup with... More

03/06/2026

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