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National pesticide program targeting grasshoppers violated environmental law, Portland federal court rules
A U.S. District Court judge in Portland has ruled federal regulators violated environmental law for failing to consider other pest management methods before spraying millions of acres of public rangelands in Oregon and other western states to manage grasshopper outbreaks. In its early August decision, the U.S District Court for...
Top lawyer for Oregon public defense slashed pay of ‘squeaky wheel’ female attorneys, investigator finds
The chief lawyer for the agency overseeing Oregon’s troubled public defense system held a grudge against several female attorneys and cut their pay because they spoke out against him, a workplace investigator determined. Eric Deitrick, general counsel for the Oregon Public Defense Commission, was “motivated by retaliation” when he...
International firefighters arrive to fight Oregon wildfires, air quality advisories return
A group of 65 firefighters have arrived from Australia and New Zealand to assist in firefighting efforts in the Pacific Northwest's largest fires. The firefighters were assigned to fires including the Willamette Complex South on the Willamette National Forest. The Willamette Complex South includes seven lightning-caused fires at 12,737 total acres as of...
More senior Oregonians, those with disabilities, to become eligible for in-home service
Thanks to a thumbs-up from a federal agency, more older adults and people with disabilities in Oregon could receive more options for support to continue to live independently in their own home. The Oregon Health Authority said Thursday, Aug. 15, that the federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services had OK’d the expansion of a program within the Oregon Department of Human Services. That means Oregon can launch a new version of Oregon Project Independence supported by Medicaid funds. ...
Geologists warn of potentially ‘destructive landslides’ across Oregon Cascades this weekend
The National Weather Service is issuing a warning for portions of the Oregon Cascades that flash floods and landslides may occur this weekend amid a previously issued severe weather warning.
‘A constant battle:’ Homeless people move back to Southeast Portland camp less than 24 hours after its removal
PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland crews are going on day three of removing a homeless encampment in Southeast Portland that’s been growing for years behind a neighborhood on Southeast Knapp Street and 105th Avenue. A KGW crew was first there last week and witnessed tensions running high between neighbors...
Duck fans should be prepared as Oregon enters prime marketing season
The Oregon Ducks are never one to shy away from making a big splash. They did so already earlier this year by bringing a giant inflatable mascot to Indianapolis as a way of announcing their presence at Big Ten Media Days last month. Oregon also turned some heads a couple of weeks ago with the release of “That Team Out West,” a Hard Knocks-style documentary series diving into the 2024 fall camp. But if you want to look at one of the biggest statements the Ducks have made in the marketing world, you’d have to travel back to August 15, 2023. That’s the...
Cougar spotted climbing trees, roaming yards in South Eugene
Residents in South Eugene are on alert after a cougar was spotted climbing trees and roaming yards. Neighbors in the area of Hendricks Park, Moon Mountain, Coryell Ridge and Black Oak Basin all spotted the big cat in various locations in recent days, with some catching it on camera. ...
Oregon, Hawaii cancel remaining 2 nonconference football games
EUGENE — The two remaining games in the series between Oregon and Hawaii have been canceled. UO agreed to pay Hawaii $1,000,000 after the sides agreed to cancel the 2031 game in Eugene and 2032 game in Honolulu, according to a termination of game contract the sides signed this summer. The payment was to be made before the end of June, according to the document provided to The Oregonian/OregonLive in response to a public records request.
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