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City of Huntington completes firebreaks around the town
HUNTINGTON — Mayor Chuck Guerri of Huntington recently posted to the city’s social media, explaining …Read More
Resources responding to new wildfire in Boulder Creek area of Baker County
BAKER COUNTY – On Tuesday afternoon, Baker County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch received several 9-1-1 calls …Read More
Regional food bank faces severe supply deficit as community need soars to record highs
NORTHEAST OREGON — Community Connection of Northeast Oregon (CCNO) Food Bank is confronting an unprecedented …Read More
25 motorcycles, 7 other vehicles on I-84 involved in Canyon County, ID crash
CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO — A crash on I-84 involving 7 passenger vehicles and 25 motorcycles …Read More
Dahlen arrested in John Day with stolen motorcycle, drugs
JOHN DAY – Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley was recently in KJDY studios. During a …Read More
Burbank residents, students under boil water notice
BURBANK – Residents on the Port of Walla Walla’s water system along with Columbia School …Read More
Steer wrestler Jesse Brown breaks record as highest earner in regular season
BAKER CITY — PRCA World Steer Wrestling leader Jesse Brown has broken the record for …Read More
Prescribed burning to begin southwest of Prairie City on Oct. 6th
PRAIRIE CITY – (Press Release from the Oregon Department of Forestry) The Southern Blues Prescribed …Read More
CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO Approximately 15 individuals involved in the crash were transported by air and ground ambulance and personal vehicles to local hospitals.
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BAKER COUNTY - On Tuesday afternoon, Baker County Sheriff's Office Dispatch received several 9-1-1 calls reporting a smoke plume north of the Summit Point Trailhead in Baker County. The incident is listed as a wildfire in the Boulder Creek area. Resources are responding. The blaze was last updated at 2 acres. **Photo courtesy of BCSO Deputy Henshaw**
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𝐎𝐜𝐭𝐨𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐢𝐬 𝐏𝐞𝐝𝐞𝐬𝐭𝐫𝐢𝐚𝐧 𝐒𝐚𝐟𝐞𝐭𝐲 𝐌𝐨𝐧𝐭𝐡 Did you know that the chances of a pedestrian surviving a crash rapidly decreases when the speed of a vehicle is above 30 miles per hour? The Oregon Department of Transportation encourages drivers to always be on the lookout for pedestrians, especially in areas near schools, parks, and shopping centers. Buckle up, watch your speed, drive without distractions, and drive sober. Lives young and old depend on it. (Advertisement)
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City of Huntington completes firebreaks around the town
HUNTINGTON — Mayor Chuck Guerri of Huntington recently posted to the city’s social media, explaining …Read More
Resources responding to new wildfire in Boulder Creek area of Baker County
BAKER COUNTY – On Tuesday afternoon, Baker County Sheriff’s Office Dispatch received several 9-1-1 calls …Read More
Regional food bank faces severe supply deficit as community need soars to record highs
NORTHEAST OREGON — Community Connection of Northeast Oregon (CCNO) Food Bank is confronting an unprecedented …Read More
25 motorcycles, 7 other vehicles on I-84 involved in Canyon County, ID crash
CANYON COUNTY, IDAHO — A crash on I-84 involving 7 passenger vehicles and 25 motorcycles …Read More
Dahlen arrested in John Day with stolen motorcycle, drugs
JOHN DAY – Grant County Sheriff Todd McKinley was recently in KJDY studios. During a …Read More
Burbank residents, students under boil water notice
BURBANK – Residents on the Port of Walla Walla’s water system along with Columbia School …Read More
Steer wrestler Jesse Brown breaks record as highest earner in regular season
BAKER CITY — PRCA World Steer Wrestling leader Jesse Brown has broken the record for …Read More
Prescribed burning to begin southwest of Prairie City on Oct. 6th
PRAIRIE CITY – (Press Release from the Oregon Department of Forestry) The Southern Blues Prescribed …Read More
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BURBANK - Officials had a planned water test Monday, with the results expected back Wednesday.
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Washington State
October 2, 2026
Gov. Ferguson details proposed statewide ban on phones in Washington schools
SPOKANE — Gov. Bob Ferguson unveiled details Friday of his proposed Phone-Free Schools Act, calling …Read More
John Day
October 2, 2026
Goin sentenced to prison for encouraging child sexual abuse in Grant County
CANYON CITY – It’ll be prison time for a 31-year-old man convicted on multiple counts …Read More
La Grande
October 2, 2026
La Grande nursing students earn top honors at 2026 AHEC Scholars Fall Symposium
LA GRANDE — Local nursing students were recognized for their outstanding work at the 2026 …Read More
Ontario
October 2, 2026
Company in Ontario fined over $48K for stormwater violations
ONTARIO — An excavating company out of Ontario was recently fined by the state for …Read More
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Man sentenced to probation in Grant County harassment case
CANYON CITY – A man will spend time on probation following conviction on a Grant …Read More
UPDATE: College Place schools victim of “swatting”, all students and staff are safe
UPDATE 2:09 PM: College Place Public Schools said the lockdown this afternoon was caused by …Read More
BLM and USWFS Launch Prescribed Burn Season in the Pacific Northwest
EASTERN OREGON – (Press release from the Bureau of Land Management) The Bureau of Land …Read More
Waitsburg students receive free welding kits through state grant
WAITSBURG – Welding can be a valuable skill in many industries, and thanks to a …Read More
La Grande police searching for assault suspect after Sunday fire
LA GRANDE – (Press release from the La Grande Police Department) On October 4, 2026, …Read More
Prescribed burn postponed on the Malheur National Forest
JOHN DAY, PRAIRIE CITY, AND HINES – Malheur National Forest fire managers have postponed a …Read More
Union County 4H accepting nominations for service and leadership awards
UNION COUNTY – With the end of the year approaching, the Union County 4-H office …Read More
A new Boardman police station is being planned
BOARDMAN – Boardman Police Chief Rick Stokoe puts it simply. “We are maxed out,” he …Read More
WDFW is considering listing the burrowing owl endangered
OLYMPIA – The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is seeking the public’s input on …Read More