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With 27 years in journalism, Lucille reports on crime, police activities, court proceedings, and state-level politics across Oregon. Her in-depth coverage uncovers statewide stories with a commitment to factual, impactful narrative.
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Champion Skier’s Tragic Death in Mt. Bailey Avalanche Marks Oregon’s Second Fatal Slide in Weeks

Lucille McNamara Mar 15, 2025
DOUGLAS COUNTY, Ore. — Skiing on Mt. Bailey in a remote area of the Diamond Lake resort turned into a nightmare for a group of skiers when an avalanche buried 50-year-old Brian Thomas Roberts of Bend, who died from his injuries. Roberts,…
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Oregon Helps Reinstate Thousands of Federal Agency Employees Fired by Trump’s Surprise Order

Lucille McNamara Mar 15, 2025
Eighteen government-administered agencies have until 1 p.m. on Monday, 17 March 2025, to reinstate thousands of employees fired following an executive order by President Donald Trump. Winning the Lawsuit was a Victory for the…
Top Stories

Nearly 54 Million People Visited Oregon State Parks in a Record-Breaking 2024

Lucille McNamara Mar 15, 2025
With nearly 54 million visitors in 2024, Oregon State Parks (OSP) surpassed its 2021 daily visitor record by 200,000. A total of 53.85 million people visited OSP on a daily pass last year, an increase of 3%. Coastal Parks Were…
Education

A School District in Oregon Votes to Safeguard Immigrant Students Amid Funding Fears

Lucille McNamara Mar 14, 2025
Woodburn, the school district with the most Latino students in Oregon, has reversed an earlier decision not to support the rights and privacy of immigrant and refugee students. School Board chair Noemi Legaspi abstained from a vote…
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Oregon National Guard’s Elite Engineers Gear Up to Secure the Mexico Border for a Year

Lucille McNamara Mar 14, 2025
The Oregon National Guard's 1249th Engineer Battalion is preparing for a year-long mobilization to support security operations along the United States' southern border, according to operations officer Major Christopher Campbell. …
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Oregon Backs Lawsuit Deeming Trump’s Education Department Shutdown Illegal and Unconstitutional

Lucille McNamara Mar 14, 2025
The Trump administration’s announcement on Tuesday that it would fire 50% of the Education Department (ED) workforce in a ‘total shutdown’ move is illegal and unconstitutional, according to a coalition of 21 attorney generals who have…
News

Oregon’s Gun Control Measure 114 Stays in Place After Court of Appeals Ruling, Requiring Checks and…

Lucille McNamara Mar 13, 2025
An Appeals Court decision to lift the hold on Measure 114, ruling that the Oregon Gun Law is constitutional, ‘gives us the tools to make sure gun buyers go through background checks and get proper permits,’ says the Oregon Attorney General,…
Environment

Oregon Coast Visitors Urged to Tread Lightly as Threatened Snowy Plovers Fight for Survival During…

Lucille McNamara Mar 13, 2025
Visitors to the Oregon coastal regions should respect the 40 miles of a 362-mile coastline set aside to protect threatened western snowy plovers during their nesting season. The season is from mid-March to mid-September 2025. …
News

Oregon Joins 20-State Coalition Accusing President Trump of Bullying Lawyers into Silence

Lucille McNamara Mar 13, 2025
The contention of a 20-state Attorney General coalition, including Oregon, is that President Donald Trump is ‘attempting to silence lawyers into compliancy’ after targeting a Seattle law firm for doing its job. Seattle Law Firm…
Crime & Courts

Coos County Woman Arrested After Allegedly Assaulting Her Boyfriend

Lucille McNamara Mar 12, 2025
A 45-year-old Coos County woman is in jail for allegedly trying to strangle her boyfriend during a domestic altercation on Monday night. A Coos County Sheriff’s Office (CCSO) deputy responded to a call at 8.30 p.m. on Monday. A man told…
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