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Oregon wildlife officials intercepted invasive quagga mussels on a boat arriving from Lake Havasu, Arizona, at the Ashland inspection station. This marks the first detection of these harmful aquatic invaders in 2026, raising concerns about potential damage to the state’s waterways and infrastructure.
Key Takeaways Travel Oregon has launched a new advertising campaign titled “The State of OR.” The campaign focuses on the…
Here are the top five new movies and TV shows you can stream this week across major platforms like Netflix,…
The 98th Academy Awards, held at the historic Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles, delivered one of the most consequential nights…
Key Takeaways Widening Deficit: Portland Public Schools (PPS) is grappling with a projected $30 million budget shortfall for the upcoming…
Key Takeaways U.S. Admission: A preliminary Pentagon inquiry has determined that American forces were responsible for the February 28 missile…
Grammarly faces tough questions. Its AI models may use deceased scholars’ work. This practice raises serious ethical concerns. It impacts…
Federal officials propose huge changes for Oregon forests. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) wants to allow much more logging.…
Oregon State Beavers Host San Diego Toreros The Oregon State Beavers prepare for a key conference game. They face the…
Five Central Oregon craft beverage brands have united. They formed a new entity. It is called the Oregon Beverage Collective…
