Kohr Explores: Hops harvest time in the Willamette Valley
Next time you pop a cold IPA, keep in mind the hard work it takes to grow and process hops.
Off Course with Run Oregon: Cross Creek Golf Course
There are a lot of things I know very little about. Golf is currently pretty high on that list. But that’s kind of the point of Off Course with Run Oregon. We spend a lot of time talking about running, trails, races and all the other things that get us outside. But every once in a while, it’s fun to step a little bit o
Groundbreaking hemp harvest machine proves itself at Klamath Basin Research and Extension Center demonstration
Hemp production took a significant step forward at Oregon State University’s Klamath Basin Research and Extension Center with the successful testing of a first-of-its-kind machine. Hemp is far from a new crop in American agriculture, being grown as far back as the 1600s. It became valued for its strong...
Santiam Hospital Joins Salem Health as Affiliation Takes Effect
Santiam Hospital & Clinics is now officially part of the Salem Health system, moving the two organizations from regulatory approval into the work of combining their operations. The affiliation was completed Sept. 1, less than a month after Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield approved the partnership without conditions
Local ONA healthcare workers share their issues with Asante in Salem
SALEM, Ore. – Multiple local union-represented healthcare workers were in Salem Tuesday. According to the Oregon Nurses Association (ONA), they’re demanding lawmakers hold Asante accountable for cuts, alleged staffing law violations and more. Southern Oregon nurses, healthcare professionals and NICU doctors who were te
Benton County health officials urge families to catch up on childhood vaccines
Benton County health officials are urging parents and caregivers to review their children’s vaccination records as the new school year begins, citing a continued decline in immunization rates across the state and county. The Benton County Health Department said Monday that fewer students than ever are attending school
PHOTO: Funnel cloud spotted over the Willamette Valley
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — The transition between summer and fall continues to bring instability to the atmosphere over the Pacific Northwest. Instability was visible over the Sheridan area last week, on Friday, September 4, thanks to KOIN 6 viewer Mary Wilder’s funnel cloud photo. This view of a funnel cloud forming over
Dan Lanning Alters Oregon Ducks’ Travel Plan for Oklahoma State Game
The Oregon Ducks are adjusting their travel plans ahead of an early kickoff against the Oklahoma State Cowboys at Boone Pickens Stadium in Stillwater.
Kibiwot Voted Cascade Conference Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Week
CORVALLIS, Ore. – Damaris Kibiwot earned LC State’s first Cascade Conference Athlete of the Week honor of the 2026-27 school year on Monday when she was voted the CCC Women’s Cross Country Runner of the Week. The
Newberg Skate Comp Returns for Ninth Year at Chehalem Skatepark
NEWBERG, Ore. — The Newberg Skate Comp returns to Chehalem Skatepark on Saturday, Sept. 12, marking organizer Daniel Buckwalter’s ninth year running an event he started in 2017 with a $300 insurance policy and donated boards from Portland skate shops. Buckwalter, a 2010 Newberg High School graduate, said...

















