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PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – AM Extra is peering through the veil as spiritual practices like tarot cards continue to trend in popularity. A Salem author is now with a new book helping people learn practical ways to engage with mysticism. Katherine Marie joined us in the studio to tell...

Drivers will have to wait a few days longer to cruise on the newly widened and paved lanes of Interstate 5 in south Salem after a July 22 thunderstorm pushed back the opening . The Oregon Department of Transportation will now begin moving southbound I-5 traffic from Kuebler Boulevard to Delaney Road on July 26, rather

Motorists frequenting the inner reaches of Meridian Street and Villa Road from September through May understand that George Fox University has a parking problem. Nary a spot is available on the two thoroughfares, as well as stretches of Fulton Street, during business hours. A large parking lot at the corner of Villa Ro

Sherwood community members are raising concerns over the World Forestry Center's plans to auction off a 64-acre wildlife sanctuary.

MOLALLA, Ore. (KPTV) - Bridgett Wynn, manager at Coleman Ranch, shares details from the night a fire ripped through her family’s ranch barn. “That night, it wasn’t good, that’s for sure. But a lot of our friends were here to help us,” Wynn said. Wynn said...

Oregon Ducks quarterback Dante Moore did not receive a friendly ranking from PFF as one of the best Big Ten quarterbacks under pressure.

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At the Albany Historic Carousel and Museum, an ornately decorated carousel sits at the center of a brightly lit room, waiting for the organ music to play and begin its promenade. Meanwhile, downstairs in a windowless room, volunteers shape blocks of wood into carousel animals by hand – continuing work...

A leadership transition is underway at the Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training as the agency prepares to welcome a new deputy director this fall while also recognizing the service of the official departing the position next month. DPSST Director Phil Castle announced that Marcia Harnden, the curre

Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield must sign off on the deal in order for it to move forward, according to the state DOJ.