The Biggest Winners of Oregon State’s Fall Camp So Far
Building Bigger, Playing Better: The Winners of Oregon State's Fall Camp. Fall camp doesn't hand out trophies, but three weeks in, it's plenty clear who's building momentum heading into the September 5 opener at Houston — and it's not just the guys on the field. From transfers already being talked about like foundation
Shots fired in Corvallis lead to arrest near Home Depot
CORVALLIS, Ore. - Corvallis police caught a man accused of firing shots near The Home Depot on Wednesday morning, according to the Corvallis Police Department. CPD officials said officers responded to multiple reports of shots fired around 11:37 a.m. on Aug. 20 in the area of 1780 Northeast Four Acre Place. Several peo
Keizer woman’s call leads police to find body after alleged murder
A woman called Keizer police July 17 to report that she had shot and killed her husband and to tip them off about his body's location so their children wouldn't find him, according to court records that were unsealed Aug. 20. The caller identified herself as Shelly Rae Peca, the Keizer woman accused of murder who was a
Brush fire slows traffic on I-5 north of Salem
A brush fire off Interstate 5 near Brooks brought southbound traffic to a crawl on the freeway Aug. 22, the Oregon Department of Transportation reported. The Woodburn Fire District was alerted to the blaze at 2:51 p.m., according to PulsePoint. The agency rang a second alarm on the fire and had five vehicles on-scene
‘Dog Wash Extravaganza’ raises money to give dogs and incarcerated youth a second chance
TUALATIN, Ore. (KATU) — Dozens of dogs were washed, dried and brushed at this year’s Dog Wash Extravaganza at Stickmen Brewing in Tualatin. It's all to benefit Project POOCH, a non-profit that pairs incarcerated youth with shelter dogs. Project POOCH runs a small kennel at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility in Marion
U-Report becomes key part of curriculum in classroom at Cascade High School
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — There’s a new tool now available for high school students interested in sports journalism. U-Report is a new platform at KOIN 6 where high schoolers can create stories and publish professional-level content. More than 60 schools in our area are already signed up. At Cascade High School
DirectLink set to celebrate fiber expansion in Canby and Mt. Angel
There’s a celebration going on and DirectLink wants you to be part of it. DirectLink has reached a historic milestone with the completion of its service area-wide fiber expansion, making fiber internet available to homes and businesses throughout its cooperative service territory (Canby and Mount Angel). To celebrate t
Salem Files Motion for Preliminary Injunction to Further Protect Drinking Water
As part of our ongoing efforts to ensure drinking water for Salem residents and businesses remains clean, plentiful and safe, we are taking further legal action to prevent the planned first deep drawdown of Detroit Reservoir this fall unless certain safeguards are put in place. Today, the City of Salem...
Oregon Army National Guard celebrates renovations for the Corvallis Armory
The ribbon cutting for the renovations at the Corvallis Armory for the Oregon Army National Guard, Aug. 20, 2026. The Oregon Army National Guard celebrated newly-completed renovations to the Corvallis Armory with a ribbon cutting on Thursday. The armory was originally constructed in 1959, to serve full and part-time Na
City of Salem files for preliminary injunction to stop planned drawdown of Detroit Reservoir
The city of Salem has filed a motion for a preliminary injunction in an effort to stop the planned drawdown of Detroit Lake this fall. The city said it filed the motion Friday in U.S. District Court in hopes of preventing the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' plan from starting until final decisions on the initial case are

















