Lucille McNamara

An Oregon transport company violated the Clean Air Act when it intentionally and with knowledge tampered with emissions monitoring devices. Clancy Logistics, Inc., of Fairview, and its owner, Timothy Curtis Clancy (55) of Sherwood, were…

Oregon must be cautious about its economic forecast, which shows that the state will have $350 million more to spend than previously estimated because it follows in the wake of a $2 trillion spending cut voted for by congressional…

In a joint operation organized by the Portland Police Bureau, 24 people were arrested, a stolen vehicle was recovered, 19 grams of illicit drugs were seized, and stolen merchandise worth more than $2,600 was recovered in the Jantzen Beach…

In an all-out effort to improve the poor scholastic literacy achievements of students in public middle and high schools in recent years, the Department of Education (ODE) is launching a statewide program entitled the Oregon Adolescent…

Federal government officials assured Oregon Governor, Tina Kotek, that they are reassessing their stance on wild firefighting funding following a previous announcement by President Donald Trump that he will turn off the funding taps.…

Bryce J. Schubert attended a 90-second court hearing via a live stream video from prison, in which he is accused of murdering a Providence St. Vincent Medical Center nurse married scarcely a month. Two top Washington prosecutors and two…

A 20-year-old Coos County woman was charged with third-degree assault after shooting her boyfriend in the foot in an argument. Kendell R. Senn told Coos County deputies that she shot her boyfriend in the foot by accident when the…

A man has been arrested after allegedly soaking a homeless person in chemicals and then attempting to set the person alight. The City of Corvallis Police Department confirmed that Larry G. Kiser Jr. (48) has been arrested and charged…

Oregon needs to build 29,500 new homes annually to meet demand and, having approved less than half that number last year, lawmakers have granted $75 million to kick-start a ‘moderate income revolving loan program.’ Tackling the…

KLAMATH COUNTY, Ore. — A new scam has hit residents of Klamath County, according to the Sheriff’s Office. A Klamath Falls resident recently found a suspicious letter in their mailbox with a check for $9,900.74. The letter claimed the…