Discover Oregon’s most unforgettable Fourth of July events in 2025 — from fireworks on the coast to parades in small towns. Celebrate freedom, community, and light.

Seattle is undergoing a quiet housing revolution. With relaxed zoning rules, developers are connecting homes with skybridges—resulting in futuristic-look

🟩 By Shane Dixon Kavanaugh | The Oregonian/OregonLive 📍 Portland, Oregon | June 26, 2025 🧭 A Reversal with Ripple Effects: Portland’s Decision Echoes Across Communities In a dramatic pivot, the Portland City Council has reinstated $64 million in funding for children’s programs after initially rejecting the grants proposed by the Portland Children’s Levy. The unanimous vote came just weeks

    Full Name Zohran Kwame Mamdani Born October 18, 1991 – Kampala, Uganda Age 33 years old (as of 2025) Political Party Democratic Party Current Office NY State Assembly – District 36 Education Bowdoin College (Class of 2014) Parents Mahmood Mamdani, Mira Nair Political Stance Democratic Socialist There are moments in history when the heart of a people beats

The wildfire season has returned to Oregon—not as a distant possibility but as a present and pressing threat. With dry winds sweeping across forests and communities alike, one moment of unpreparedness can define everything. Yet the power to change the outcome rests with you—today. Visit ORAlert.gov now to sign up for free emergency alerts. These messages reach you via phone,

Summary The Tillamook River Bridge on OR 131 is under preservation, closing the westbound lane around the clock. A temporary traffic signal guides one-lane movement. Work occurs Monday through Saturday. Expect noise, delays, and limited visibility. River access is open but narrowed. The project preserves structural integrity amid statewide bridge funding challenges. Stay safe, share updates, and check TripCheck for

There was a time when emergency kits were thought of as mere supplies, packed and stored with hope they’d never be used. But now, in an era where nature strikes not with caution but with chaos, these kits whisper something deeper—they carry not just tools, but a sense of presence, care, and readiness. In Oregon, a silent yet significant gesture

There’s something honest about stepping off the highway and onto the river. You stop racing time. You listen — to the water, the wind, the quiet self that so often gets drowned out. This isn’t just about reaching the Oregon coast. It’s about how you arrive, and who you are by the time you get there. Sometimes it’s pride that