Oregon’s spookiest sleepovers: Why these haunted hotels will keep you up all night

Oregon’s many iconic hotels can give travelers a good night’s sleep, but a few offer something a little more spectral. On a 2023 episode of the Peak Northwest podcast, features reporter and self-proclaimed “spooky things expert” Samantha Swindler...

Oregon Book Awards authors tour into Eastern Oregon

Oregon Book Awards authors tour into Eastern Oregon Published 6:16 am Tuesday, October 14, 2025 By Ann Bloom | For Go! Eastern Oregon Events planned in Pendleton, Enterprise, Baker City EASTERN OREGON — Oregonians living in Wallowa, Baker and...

Oregon State University enrollment largest in Oregon, continues to grow

CORVALLIS, Ore. – Oregon State is the largest university in Oregon for the 12th straight year with 38,460 students, according to preliminary enrollment figures released today. “We’re proud to deliver on our mission as a modern land grant...

Oregon Will Spend $700M+ More on Illegals’ Healthcare Than Police

The Democrat-run state of Oregon is reportedly set to spend more than twice as much on a program that provides healthcare benefits to illegal aliens as it will spend on police. This explains so much about the state that contains violence-plagued...

When does daylight saving time end in Oregon?

Oregon's crisp weather and earlier sunsets are signs it will soon be time to set clocks to "fall back" an hour. Daylight saving time is set to end at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 2, which means Oregonians will need to turn their clocks back one hour....

Girls golf: Oregon's Madelyn Sharkus ties for 12th at sectionals

Oregon junior Madelyn Sharkus tied for 12th place in the WIAA Division 1 DeForest sectional on Tuesday, Oct. 7, at Lake Windsor Golf Club. Sharkus parred seven holes to tie Edgewood’s Elia Probst for 12th with an 85 and was seven strokes away from...

4,000 Kaiser Permanente workers in Oregon, SW Washington walk off the job

In the latest sign of mounting labor unrest in the health care industry, thousands of Kaiser Permanente frontline health workers in Oregon and southwest Washington walked off the job early Tuesday, part of a coordinated strike spanning several...

Siletz Opens Affordable Housing Project in Salem, Oregon

Nika Bartoo-Smith ICT + Underscore Native News Citizens of the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, joined by elected officials from both the tribe and the city of Salem, gathered to celebrate the opening of Kloshe Illahee Haws affordable...

Suspect in 2023 Oregon homicide arrested in Missoula

MISSOULA - A man wanted in connection with a 2023 murder in Portland, Oregon, has been arrested in Missoula. The Missoula Police Department and the FBI’s Montana Regional Violent Crimes Task Force arrested 21-year-old Connor J. O’Brien on Monday....

Girls swimming: Oregon places second at Beloit Memorial Sprint Invitational

The senior duo of Olivia Sina and Alyse Block each won two individual events and combined to finish first in two relays in the Beloit Memorial Sprint Invitational on Saturday, Oct. 11, in Beloit. The Panthers won nine events to finish second...

Editorial: Oregon struggles to stop children from being abused again

Published 9:30 am Tuesday, October 14, 2025 By Bulletin Editorial Board Recurrence of maltreatment is a grim statistic. It’s a federal and state measure of the performance of child welfare systems. The number captures when a child who has...

Tom Fornelli's College Football Power Ratings: Indiana joins Ohio State, Oregon at the top as Big Ten flexes

Penn State firing James Franklin this week could have larger implications outside of the future of Penn State's program or the coaching carousel at large. It could also force people to reconsider what college football is now. History and tradition...

70 'No Kings' protests planned against Trump in Oregon

Pac-12 bowl projections: Washington to Las Vegas, Utah to the Holiday as Oregon approaches the cruelest twist (rooting for the enemy)

The Ducks were beaten soundly at home by Indiana and are staring at the possibility of a weak resume if they don't qualify for the Big Ten championship. Already have an account Log In Offer valid for non-subscribers only Originally Published:...

Cattle mutilation documentary centers on Eastern Oregon lifestyle

BURNS — Rural Oregonians aren’t often represented on the silver screen, but a documentary about cattle mutilations might be changing the narrative. “Not One Drop of Blood” is a new documentary film focused on Harney County. It will be screening...

Oregon looking to bounce back after first loss

EUGENE, Or -- Oregon football is focused on getting back to its standard and returning to the win column following Saturday's 30-20 loss to Indiana. "Guys are ready to go attack it," head coach Dan Lanning said. "Nobody was satisfied with the...

Roof ripped off building amid severe weather in Oregon

Oregon’s Health Program for Illegal Immigrants Now Outspends State Police by More Than $500 Million

State records show Oregon will spend $1.5 billion on free health care for illegal immigrants—over twice the amount budgeted for its state police. By yourNEWS Media Newsroom Oregon will spend more on providing free health care to illegal immigrants...

Oregon begins rolling out federal SNAP work requirements in six counties

Oregon Capital Chronicle Mia Maldonado The state of Oregon is starting to roll out new changes to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program as required under a massive Republican-led budget law President Donald Trump signed in July. Along with...

Oregon’s Black performing with UW-W Opera Workshop

Ian Black of Oregon, who is studying Music at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater, is one of 13 students who performs as part of the university's Opera Workshop. The Opera Workshop, directed by Brian Leeper, performs scenes from timeless operas...