Oregon Sets Climate Goals to Cut Emissions in Half by 2035 with New Climate Protection Program
Oregon's Environmental Quality Commission adopted the Climate Protection Program, aiming to cut greenhouse gas emissions by half by 2035 and by 90% by 2050. The program includes emissions caps and community-led projects.
Suspects Nabbed in Connection with Series of Bank Robberies Across Oregon and Washington
Two suspects, Andrew Bekman and Amira Askew, were arrested in Clark County for a series of bank robberies in Oregon and Washington after a citizen's tip led to the discovery of incriminating evidence.
Coquille Indian Tribe and Oregon Collaborate on Emergency Preparedness, Set Up Evacuation Assembly Point Amid Tsunami Threat
The Coquille Indian Tribe partnered with Oregon's OREM for an emergency preparedness drill, setting up an Evacuation Assembly Point (EAP) on tribal land, supplied for disaster relief.
Eugene Airport Resumes Flights After Bomb Threat Hoax, Suspect Aubrey Michelle High Arrested
Eugene Airport flights were stopped due to a bomb threat on November 20. No explosives were found. Aubrey Michelle High was arrested in connection with the hoax. Operations resumed after the threat was cleared.
Moulton Falls Bridge Reopens with Upgrades, Inviting Visitors Back to Scenic Pacific Northwest Park
The iconic wooden bridge at Moulton Falls Regional Park has reopened after repairs and maintenance, including structural work and a new wood stain application, to enhance its stability and longevity.












