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KOIN 6 News

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‘Inflation rising’: ODOT records slight drop in gas tax revenue

ODOT revealed that Oregon's gas consumption peaked in 2018 — and has slowly decreased in the time since.

Oregon · 2d

rightnoworegon.com

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Oregon AG Rayfield Sues to Block Medicaid Funding Penalties Tied to Work Requirements

Oregon — Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and attorneys general from three other states sued the federal government Thursday, asking a judge to bar it from withholding existing Medicaid funding if the states decline to enforce new work and activity requirements. Congress enacted the requirements in its 2025 budget law, with implementation generally scheduled to begin Jan. 1, 2027.

Oregon · 3d
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KTVZ

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Light rain today, above normal pattern this week

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) - Good Monday morning!. Rain returns to Central Oregon today, with spotty showers moving in by early afternoon. Expect mostly cloudy skies and highs in the 50s and low 60s, with a breeze picking up at times. Clouds will stick around overnight as temperatures fall into the...

Bend, OR · 8h
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Cannabis could harm infants through breastmilk, Washington State University finds

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) – A recent study from Washington State University found that maternal cannabis use could harm infants through breast milk. The study, published in the International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health, is the first of its kind to investigate if infants breastfed by women using cannabis show evidence of exposure to volatile organic compounds.

Oregon · 2d
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Oregon Judge Keeps Multnomah County’s $51.55 Billion Climate Suit Alive

Five years after a heat wave killed 69 people in Multnomah County, an Oregon judge has allowed the county to pursue its claim that Exxon Mobil and other fossil fuel companies helped make the disaster worse by misleading the public about the climate risks of their products. Multnomah County Circuit...

Multnomah County, OR · 1d

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From 'Crisis to Care': Oregon launches updated online guide for youth mental health

Navigating a youth mental health crisis can often leave families feeling overwhelmed, isolated, and unsure of where to turn. To support parents and caregivers, the Oregon Health Authority (OHA) has updated and digitized its "Crisis to Care" guide, creating an accessible roadmap for families facing behavioral health emergencies. Co-created with the Oregon Family Support Network, the resource equips families with practical guidance before, during, and after an emergency department visit.

Oregon · 2d

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Research has an outsized impact on Oregon’s economy

Research contributed nearly $10 billion in economic value to Oregon in 2024, according to new federal data, which ranks Oregon No. 8 among states for the role research plays in economic output. The U.S. Bureau of Economic Analysis has developed a new methodology for measuring research and development in the...

Oregon · 1d

grantspasstribune.com

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Rain Returns Monday, With a Dry Veterans Day Ahead for Southern Oregon

Southern Oregon will get two dry, mild days in the middle of the week after rain returns Monday, with Veterans Day shaping up as the warmest day from the Rogue Valley to the Klamath Basin. The outlook for Sunday, November 8, through Saturday, November 14, turns cooler and less certain toward the weekend, when another Pacific system could bring rain, stronger winds and snow at higher elevations.

Southern Oregon, OR · 1d

Pacific Northwest Ag Network

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Outdoor Heaters Brought Inside Can Build Up Carbon Monoxide, Oregon State Fire Marshal's Office Warns

Chilly nights mean more heaters and generators running. John Hendricks with the Oregon State Fire Marshalls Office says carbon monoxide is invisible and odorless, so check those alarms.

Oregon · 2h

Public News Service

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Midterm wins give Oregon environmental groups a needed boost

Oregon’s conservation groups are hitting the ground running after the midterm elections last week pushed control of public lands to the left, politically speaking. From reorganizing the U.S. Forest Service and other land management agencies to rolling back key elements of the Endangered Species Act, critics said the Trump administration has gone after public land protections from all sides, citing a need to expand domestic timber and fossil fuel production. Steve Pedery, conservation director for the environmental nonprofit Oregon Wild, said there has been bipartisan rage at what the administration has tried to do. "I think there's a real mandate for the next Congress coming in, not just to try and undo some of that damage but to really leapfrog it and put our parks and public lands in a better, safer place for generations to come," Pedery stressed. Pedery highlighted the Roadless Area Conservation Act , now in Congress, which would counter recent efforts by President Trump's U.S. Department of Agriculture to repeal the popular Roadless Rule . If passed, the act would protect nearly 60 million acres of public wild places across the country from road building and the logging and mining that come with it. Pedery noted

Oregon · 19h

KATU.com

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'Your Voice Your Vote': Breaking down the results of the midterms

PORTLAND, Ore. (KATU) — After this year's midterms, Democrats now have full control of Congress for the first time since 2023. Democrats flipped seats in the Senate and the House that belonged to Republicans. The party had victories in Oregon and southwest Washington as well. Democratic incumbent Tina Kotek...

Oregon · 1d

Pacific Northwest Ag Network

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USDA Sends $32M To Local Food Projects, From Carnation Farms To Oregon Schools

Millions from USDA are flowing to Northwest food projects, from Carnation Farms to a Mount Vernon food hub and a Walla Walla malt venture.

Oregon · 1h

beachconnection.net

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A Weekend of Near-Deadly Misses Along the Oregon Coast in Video

(Garibaldi, Oregon) – It has been a weekend of wild and rousing breakers that have lived up to their promise – and warnings. Unfortunately, the result was perhaps a surprise to too many. Sunday's storm wave warnings created a flood of watchers who also got unlucky at times. Social media was full of some dire near-misses and videos of downright unwise decisions. (Above: Cannon Beach's Fire Department catches large waves right up to the seawall)

Oregon · 9h

weatherboy.com

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Pacific Storm to Lash Washington, Oregon Coast with 60 mph Gusts and Towering Surf

A potent Pacific storm is expected to slam into the Washington and Oregon coast Saturday afternoon and evening with gusts up to 60 mph, followed by surf that forecasters said could produce breakers as high as 33 feet on Sunday. The National Weather Service in Portland issued a high wind...

Washington · 1d