Oregon State Police are asking for your help identifying those responsible for illegally taking an elk outside of Antelope, a small-town northeast of Madras.
As the irrigation season draws to a close across the Northwest, the Central Oregon Irrigation District has announced starting Monday, September 15th, flows will be lowered to 75%.
Crews reported good progress on the Cram Fire over the weekend. As of Sunday morning, the fire was 49% contained and holding at just under 96,000 acres.
Starting Monday, the Oregon Department of Forestry is adding fire precautions to the Central Oregon District. The goal is to reduce human caused fires in the hot, dry conditions. ODF said smoking while traveling will have to be inside of a vehicle and open fires will be prohibited. That includes cam...
A rural Oregon healthcare program could soon become the model for a nationwide pilot project. Congresswoman Andrea Salinas is behind a bipartisan effort to expand access to medical specialists.
“We know that access to specialty care services is more limited for so many rural communities," Salinas said. "And we’ve heard s...
Earlier this month, thousands of U.S. Forest Service employees were fired, as part of an effort to downsize the federal government. Isabella Isaksen was among those let go… and says the positions lost support wildfire efforts and other important work across Oregon.
“Permit...
Unlike its neighbors across the west, Oregon’s snowpack is in very good shape for this time of year. Matt Warbritton with NRCS said there are several states across the west, such as Washington, experiencing a snow drought. The Beaver State he noted is on the opposite end of that spectrum.
“And especially ...
The Greater Idaho movement is applying more pressure on Oregon lawmakers this legislative session. Matt McCaw, with the Greater Idaho Movement, said his group is working with lawmakers.
"We have a bill that’s already been introduced on the Senate side that invites the state of Idaho to begin border talks with the state of Oregon," McCaw noted. "We have another b...
Oregon’s senators announced funding Monday for a trio of Central Oregon irrigation projects. Ron Wyden and Jeff Merkley announced $37.4 million from the Inflation Reduction Act for piping projects in Central Oregon that the two say will boost drought resiliency, conserve almost 5,000 acre-feet of water annually, and create stronger aquatic ecosystems in the Deschutes River Basin.
“Benef...
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