Oregon’s Capital City Pooling Funds to Attract New Airline

Salem, the state capital of Oregon, is putting together public and private funds in hopes of attracting a new airline after Avelo’s exit from the West Coast left the community without a single commercial carrier. The Statesman Journal reported...

For whom the T. Rex roars

By Steve Sabatka For the TODAY Last Spring, not long after my dad died after a long illness, my Walterville brother sent me some old family photographs, prints, physical media, as the kids say. One was an old-style square, white-border snapshot,...

Lubbock primed for Top 10 Saturday showdown versus BYU

Texas Tech vs Oregon 09/09/23 Photos by John Altman No. 9 Texas Tech (8-1, 5-1 Big 12) will look to protect its undefeated record inside Jones AT&T Stadium on Saturday at 11 a.m. when hosting No. 8 BYU (8-0, 5-0 Big 12) in front of a sold-out...

Maestro Michael Gesme prepares to say goodbye to Central Oregon

When he takes the stage at Mountain View High this weekend, Maestro Michael Gesme will conduct his last Central Oregon Symphony Fall Concert. The community orchestra, a joint effort by Central Oregon Community College and the C.O. Symphony...

Mountaineer Men Picked Fifth in CCC Preseason Poll

The Eastern Oregon University men's basketball team is ranked fifth in the Cascade Collegiate Conference's 2025-26 Preseason Poll, earning 80 points and a single first-place vote. College of Idaho leads the poll with 117 points, while Southern...

Mountaineer Women Selected Fifth in CCC Preseason Poll

CORVALLIS, Ore. – The Eastern Oregon University women's basketball team has been selected fifth in the 2025-26 Cascade Collegiate Conference Preseason Poll, announced Wednesday morning. The Mountaineers collected 76 points as they head into the...

Mountain West Transfer Portal Team: Week 7

Welcome back to the Transfer Portal Team of the Week! This week had upsets, photo finishes, and standout showings! As per usual, we have another fantastic lineup, comprised of the top performing transfers of Week 7! We’ll also highlight the best...

Gresham mayor reclaims League of Oregon Cities leadership role

Published 12:44 pm Wednesday, October 22, 2025 Gresham’s mayor has reclaimed his leadership position for a voluntary association that represents Oregon’s 241 incorporated cities. The League of Oregon Cities announced its 2026 Board of Directors...

Beach hazards statement issued for South Central Oregon Coast and Curry County Coast for Friday and Saturday

On Wednesday at 1:43 p.m. the National Weather Service released a beach hazards statement valid from Friday noon until Saturday noon for South Central Oregon Coast and Curry County Coast. "A moderate risk of sneaker waves," can be anticipated...

Colorado agency denies livestock associations’ claims that Canadian wolves released in mountains violated Endangered Species Act 

Livestock associations are questioning whether Colorado Parks and Wildlife violated the federal Endangered Species Act when it imported 15 gray wolves from Canada last year. The livestock associations signed two letters on Monday, requesting...

Oregon and conservationists ask court to OK dam operation changes to help restore salmon populations

Conservationists and the state of Oregon have asked a federal court to approve changes to dam operations on the lower Snake and Columbia Rivers. PORTLAND, Ore.(AP) — Conservationists and the state of Oregon have asked a federal court to approve...

One dead after sneaker wave on Oregon coast, officials say

The Oregonian / oregonlive.com (TNS) A beachgoer died in Siletz Bay on the Oregon coast Sunday after getting “caught in a strong current and being pulled out to sea,” North Lincoln Fire & Rescue said on social media. 911 dispatchers received a...

Oregon Looks to Bounce Back vs. Rutgers

EUGENE, Ore. — After seeing their 18-game home winning streak come to an end last weekend, the Oregon Ducks are shifting their focus to the road — and to redemption. Oregon fell 30–20 to Indiana, marking its first home loss since 2022 and first...

Oregon and conservationists ask court to OK dam operation changes to help salmon

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — Conservationists and the state of Oregon have asked a federal court to approve changes to dam operations on the lower Snake and Columbia Rivers to help restore salmon populations, the latest move in recently revived...

South Oregon Coast Gets a Kooky Kind of Spooky with 'Port Goreford Halloween'

Published 10/21/25 at 6:25 a.m. By Oregon Coast Beach Connection Staff (Port Orford, Oregon) - Quiet yet atmospheric; beloved and yet a little mystical and misty: the south Oregon coast town of Port Orford will take a running jump into the season....

Oregon Wildlife Officials Stress 'Don't Feed Bears' on Coast, In Forests

Published 10/13/25 at 4:55 p.m. By Oregon Coast Beach Connection Staff (Yachats, Oregon) - As cooler weather settles in across Oregon, black bears are getting their food on – engaging in what is nicknamed their eat-a-thon. Technically, they're...

Pivotal Week 8 Schedule Set to Bring Oregon High School Football Race Into Focus

Two weeks remain in the high school football season in Oregon, and High School on SI Oregon has all the scores you need in one place as we count down to the start of the postseason. As we head into Week 8, here are five games to watch around the...

Oregon State baseball secures commitment of right-handed pitcher in transfer portal

Oregon State baseball is adding another arm, this time via the transfer portal. Right-handed pitcher Grayson Riding announced his commitment to the Beavers on Tuesday. A transfer from College of Southern Idaho, Riding was a member of the 2025 high...

Oregon launches its first solar + storage DC fast charging station

Photo: XCharge NA XCharge North America (NA) has opened Oregon’s first solar + storage DC fast charging station at Arrowhead Travel Plaza in Pendleton, part of the Wildhorse Resort & Casino complex owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla...

Thousands of sea creatures wash ashore on Oregon coast

Visitors to Seaside might be surprised, and a little grossed out, to find thousands of transparent, blubbery, worm-like creatures on the beach this week. According to a press release from the Seaside Aquarium, “Heavy seas and low tides have...