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October 18, 2023
Remember, moving over can save lives
OREGON – Getting stopped by, or having to slow down for, roadside work zones and …Read More
October 18, 2023
Three injured in semi, car, school bus collision in Plymouth
PLYMOUTH – Three people were injured Wednesday at 6:53 a.m. in a collision involving a …Read More
October 18, 2023
Shots-fired incidents have uncooperative victims
UMATILLA COUNTY – Multiple shots-fired incidents in Hermiston, Umatilla, and western Umatilla County have law …Read More
October 18, 2023
College Place debuts new radar speed trailer
COLLEGE PLACE – College Place Police Chief Troy Tomaras announced Tuesday the city has a …Read More
October 18, 2023
C.A.S.A Program Manager talks about the need for volunteers
Harney County-Maranda Calkins the Program Manager with C.A.S.A.(Court Appointed Special Advocates) spoke on Harney County …Read More
October 18, 2023
Smoke may be visible from Malheur National Forest prescribed burn
JOHN DAY / SENECA – (Press Release from the Malheur National Forest) Firefighters on the …Read More
October 18, 2023
ODOT cuts service and maintenance capacity across the board as Oregon braces for winter
LA GRANDE – Winter driving can be a very stressful experience. Ice and packed snow …Read More
October 18, 2023
A Fresh Start: New Baker City councilors to be appointed today
BAKER CITY — After months of tumultuous disorder and nearly a month of having no …Read More
October 18, 2023
Lisa Collier and Steve Rogers Announce Runnings for Wallowa County Board of Commissioners
WALLOWA COUNTY – Two long time Wallowa County residents, Lisa Collier, and Steve Rogers, have …Read More
October 18, 2023
Local Rite Aid stores to remain open after company slashes 150 locations
EASTERN OREGON — Rite Aid locations across Eastern Oregon are safe, for now. More than …Read More