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Potato Recall Has Been Upgraded in States Around Idaho to the Most Dangerous Level...

A food recall that was initiated in December has been elevated to the highest level of risk by the FDA. The recall comes from the Frito-Lay company and applies to a specific batch and a limited number of Lay’s potato chips. FDA Gives Recall the Highest Level of Danger...
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Oregon’s Winter Storm Warning: What to Expect and How to Stay Safe

Oregonians are no strangers to winter storms, but this weekend’s system is bringing potentially dangerous conditions across the state. A Winter Storm Warning is in effect for multiple areas, including the Cascades, where heavy snowfall and high winds are expected.
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ODOT prepared for upcoming winter Storm, urging caution on the roads

SOUTHERN OREGON -- As a major winter storm approaches, the Oregon Department of Transportation (ODOT) is fully prepared to address hazardous road conditions. Julie Denney, Public Information Officer for ODOT, region 3, explained that the department has been getting ready all...
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Unvaccinated children drive Oregon’s largest measles outbreak since 1991

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — An increasing number of parents in Oregon are choosing not to vaccinate their children, according to the Oregon Health Authority. Last school year, 9% of kindergartener families sought exemptions from one or more required vaccines, marking the highest...
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Oregon health Q&A: Why isn’t wastewater reporting up to date for viruses?

A data point is marked as “insufficient data” if wastewater samples test negative for a virus (because levels are too low to test positive) or because not all partners submit wastewater samples every week.
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Environmentalists push for stronger old-growth protections in Northwest Forest Plan

The plan was created in 1994 to protect threatened and endangered species, like the northern spotted owl and marbled murrelet. It was meant to put an end to the timber wars of the 80s and 90s, when environmental activists protested the over-harvesting of trees in the region....
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ODOT snow plows being put to use for 1st time in weeks as winter...

The Oregon Department of Transportation said its priority in Central Oregon is to keep Highway 97 clear, if necessary. Snow plows are being put to use for the first time in weeks.
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Oregon Wants To Take Idaho’s Land And Change The Border

2025 has been one heck of a decade, hasn't it? It's been less than one month, and it feels like the world has been turned topsy-turvy. So of course Oregon is going to try and take advantage by suggesting the Oregon-Idaho border be changed. We're not making this up. The...
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Can the Beaver State Do Right by…Beavers?

Beavers are having a moment. Which is hilarious for a species that’s been around for millions of years. But it’s true that these R.O.U.S.s (Rodents of Unusual Size, for my fellow Princess Bride fans) are finally getting some long-deserved love and recognition for their...
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‘Geologic gift’: One of world’s largest aquifers is buried below Oregon’s Cascade Range

U.S. Forest Service geologist Gordon Grant calls it a “geologic gift.” University of Oregon earth scientist Leif Karlstrom described it as “a big water tower” at the top of the mountains. The two researchers were describing a massive storehouse of water buried below Oregon’s...

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