Oregon Coach ‘in Tears’ After Team’s Upset Loss to Illinois
Oregon wide receivers coach Ross Douglas was very upset after seeing the team lose to Illinois.
Documentary “Unseen” follows Oregon veterans on their journeys through PTSD
LAKE COUNTY, Ore. – A documentary is coming to Ashland’s Varsity Theatre about a group of Oregon veterans who venture on a 200-mile journey through the remote wilderness. “Unseen” tells the story of the Freedom to ROAM project, an epic bikepacking expedition featuring six veterans traveling through the Fremont section of the Oregon Timber Trail.
The possible future of passenger rail in the Pacific Northwest
The Pacific Northwest has several proposals to expand and improve passenger rail, from making Amtrak Cascades more reliable to building a high-speed rail line between Portland, Seattle and Vancouver, British Columbia. Oregon and Washington transportation officials are asking the public to weigh in on their plans for the future of...
Social Security offices in Medford, Oregon, Altoona, Pennsylvania and Danville, Virginia are serving the...
Social Security lists its offices in Medford, Oregon, Altoona, Pennsylvania and Danville, Virginia as phone only, with no in-person service. The agency’s list of emergency office changes names all three without an end date. In all, the list names 21 offices in 12 states, and every other state and territory shows all offices open. Anyone […] The post Social Security offices in Medford, Oregon, Altoona, Pennsylvania and Danville, Virginia are serving the public by phone only, with no in-person he
USGS: Pond at base of Mount Hood glacier much larger than normal, could lead...
VANCOUVER, Wash. (KTVZ) -- Scientists recently found a pond at the base of a glacier on Mount Hood was much larger than in past years, which if released suddenly could generate a debris flow down the White River. But they added that the topography and estimated amount of water, impacts to populated areas are not expected.
Portland woman sentenced after her dogs attacked, mauled woman in 2024
PORTLAND Ore. (KPTV) - A Portland woman will spend the next six months in jail after her dogs attacked and badly mauled a woman in July 2024, according to court records. On July 15, 2024, Mytoka Petry was visiting a homeless camp near North Columbia Boulevard along with a friend, when she was attacked by eight dogs.
‘An incredible journey’: Elizabeth Dinh says farewell to KOIN 6
PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — After six years with KOIN 6 and Portland’s CW, Elizabeth Dinh is saying farewell. Dinh, AKA Liz, has spent the last 10 years in Portland and has more than 20 years of experience as an anchor/reporter. But at the end of October, Dinh will be moving back to her home state […]
Scammers now posing as federal court officials, Yamhill County sheriff’s office says
On a nearly monthly basis, the Yamhill County Sheriff’s Office alerts the public of another scam attempting to separate people from their money, but October’s warning is unique. In a […]
Polk County, OR Mystery: Vintage Coca-Cola Van Found Abandoned
Deputies say the vintage vehicle's identification number is making its history difficult to trace.
Oakshire Public House in Eugene will stay open after all, under same ownership
One month after Oakshire Brewing announced its companywide closure and its plans to sell the brand, the 20-year-old company announced Friday, Oct. 23, that Oakshire Public House would remain under existing ownership. Founder and CEO Jeff Althouse said keeping the brewery under one roof was more economically viable than what...

















