Medical Marijuana Growers' Info Sessions Set For May

10 info sessions will be held in cities along the state's westside, allowing OMMP officials to explain new program requirements to growers.

Fundraiser Launched For Oregon Mom Diagnosed With Cancer

Kendall Joy was recently diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma for the second time in her life.

Stamp Out Hunger Food Drive Seeks Volunteers

The Oregon Food Bank and National Association of Letter Carriers' annual food drive will collect donations May 12.

Avoid Tax Scams With Help From AARP Oregon

AARP’s Fraud Watch Network and AARP Oregon hope to see a decrease from the more than 82,000 cases of identity theft reported in 2017.

Smoke Alarm Recall: More than 450,000 Kidde-Brand Alarms Affected

The nationwide recall was announced last week after the manufacturer learned of a defect that could prevent the alarm from detecting smoke.

Earthquake Strikes Off Oregon Coast

Seismologists with the U.S. Geological Survey reported a 4.0 magnitude quake roughly 250 miles off the coast of Florence, Oregon.

Prepare For 'The Big One' With Free Red Cross Earthquake Seminars

Seminars in Hillsboro, Portland, and Newberg this spring hopes to establish earthquake preparedness among Pacific Northwest residents.

Oregon Ranks 18th Among Top U.S. States For Women

Oregon ranks above California but below Washington state, both geographically and according to the latest WalletHub best-worst study.

Oregon Brewers Fest To Host 80 Craft Beer Producers This Summer

More than 70,000 people are expected to converge at Tom McCall Waterfront Park in Portland for the 31st annual gathering of beer aficionados

70 Nat'l Guard Medivac Troops Return Home To Oregon

The Army National Guard's aeromedical helicopter unit celebrated demobilization in Salem on March 4 after returning from the Middle East.

Oregon Among Top 10 Most Hateful States In US, Analysis Shows

The Southern Poverty Law Center’s 2018 Hate Map shows growth in alt-right white supremacy and anti-Muslim groups.

Missed The News In Oregon This Week? Patch Has Got You Covered

From a resigning Oregon senator to a junior high walkout motivated by racial bullying, these are the top stories posted to Patch this week.

Campground Host Wanted In Oregon

The northwest district needs campground hosts.

State Cracks Down On Underage Cannabis Sales

The penalties for selling cannabis to minors under 21 have been stiffened by the Oregon Liquor Control Commission, officials said Friday.

State Offers Grants To Preserve Historic Cemeteries

Grants will be provided to projects affecting cemeteries listed with the Oregon Commission on Historic Cemeteries.

I-5, I-205 Congestion, Tolls Topic For Upcoming Open Houses

Should ODOT impose tolls on the metro region's most heavily trafficked roads? Voice your opinion at 1 of 3 upcoming open houses—or online.

Get S'More Girl Scout Cookies, On Sale This Week

While you won't find any Girl Scouts at your favorite shopping centers before Feb. 16, you can begin placing orders Jan. 6.

Oregonians Don't Pump Their Own Gas; So What?

Why does the nation feel inclined to weigh in on Oregon's gas pumping law? We have legal weed, too, y'know?

Oregon Horse Sanctuary At Risk Of Closing; Owners Ask For Funding

Oregon Horse Rescue has saved more than 100 horses over the course of five years, but now the farm could close.

Red Cross Meets Greater Disaster Relief Demand In Oregon & Beyond

Compared to 2016, this year saw 13% more disasters, 26% more families in-need, and 74% more disaster relief deployments.

Lions Club To Fight Hunger In January

Clubs throughout the state hope to raise more than 15 tons of non-perishable food items during the first month of 2018.

Premature Babies Clothed By Oregon Inmates: Report

Premature babies at Salem Hospital are kept warm this Christmas thanks to a group of female inmates.

'Best Food And Drink' In Oregon, According to Food News Site

Covering a whole swath of culinary options, The Daily Meal offered its take on 'the best' in The Beaver State.

Earthquake Strikes 8 Miles South Of Molalla

BREAKING: The earthquake was reported just before 5:30 p.m. Did YOU feel it?

Eugene Rat 'Explosion': Here's How Residents Are Fighting Back

"If we hear a sound in the middle of the night now, it's just a horrible feeling," said Eugene resident Jim Kocher.

Oregon's Cannon Beach Named Top Beach

Forbes magazine rated the Oregon beach as one of its top beaches in the world.

Oregon Lost $13M To Cyber Crimes In 2016: Study

Oregon shoppers should beware of cyber crimes as it increases on Cyber Monday, a study found.

Oregon Woman Wins Lottery During California Trip

Need some luck? Maybe Oregon resident Camara Granados can give you some of hers.

Central Oregon Veterans Ranch Gets $5,000 Donation

The 19-acre ranch outside Redmond in Deschutes County provides Oregon veterans a place to readjust to civilian life and learn agriculture.

Free Admission To Oregon State Parks On 'Black Friday'

Parking fees will be waived at 26 state parks the day after Thanksgiving.

Reward For Killer Of Endangered Gray Wolf Increases To $16K

Conservation groups and the Fish and Wildlife Service is now offering $16,750 for any information on the person who killed the gray wolf.

Drug Take-Back Events Net 17.5 Tons Of Prescription Meds: DEA

The significant tonnage came from take-back events in Alaska, Washington, Idaho, and Oregon on Oct. 28. Oregonians contributed 5 tons.

Endangered Gray Wolf Killed In Oregon

The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the person who killed a gray wolf.

USPS Recommended Shipping Dates For 2017 Holiday Season

The US Postal Service has released its recommended shipping dates for the 2017 holiday season as well as some shipping tips.

After 2nd Baby Dies, Portland Day Care Shut Down

Two infants cared for by the same person have died over two years. This month's death happened under similar circumstances as the last one.

Oregon Solar Eclipse 2017: Where To Watch

Check out where to watch the total solar eclipse if you're in Oregon on Aug. 21.