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Hit and Run Driver Arraigned for Killing 16-Year Old

Deputies identified 26-year old Armando Rodarte Jr. of Salem as the driver of the Honda Civic.

(SALEM, Ore.) - There was evidence that a victim had sustained serious injuries and likely did not survive the collision. However, the victim was missing from the scene, as well as the offending vehicle.

Over an hour later, a caller reported a red Honda Civic with a deceased person inside several miles away near Wheatland Road NE.

York the Anti-RACIST City in the United Kingdom

In 2021, the city council adopted an anonymous motion expressing the York's intention of being an anti-racist city.

(YORK, UK) - The City of York is plagued with racism, which manifests itself in every sector: housing, hospitality, churches, parks, and politics. No sector is immune to racism.

Ethnic minorities living in social housing are pushed towards disadvantaged regions, where there is an increase in racism.

Oregon`s Recreational Boating Fatalities Improved but Remain High

Sadly, the number of female victims was double the 10-year average in 2021.

(SALEM, Ore.) - 2021 was a safer boating year than 2020, says the Oregon State Marine Board, but the number of fatalities was still above historic levels.

“It would be a great resolution for more boaters to simply wear their life jackets in 2022."

Key Disability Services in Salem

Salem offers a range of support services for residents and families with disabilities.

(SALEM, Ore.) - Six Oregon nonprofits are currently seeking Gannett Foundation grants to help improve accessibility and help people with disabilities, as well as other vulnerable segments of the population, the Statesman Journal reports.

Just last year, Gannett helped nonprofits fundraise over $3 million and provided over $2 million nationally in grants.

Unique Ways to Save Money in the New Year

Your improved financial future is at your fingertips!

(SALEM, Ore.) - Even if you haven’t ever been a “saver,” and money is tight, with the coming of a new year, it’s a great time to change poor financial habits. Keep reading if you need some tips to help you with this goal.

Here you can find some unique ways to save more in the New Year.

Winter Brings Possibility of Snow to Western Oregon this Weekend

Anyone with travel plans for Christmas Eve through next week should prepare for winter travel conditions.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - The combination of cold temperatures and occasional precipitation raises the possibility of snow and ice for the lowlands as early as Christmas Eve or Christmas Day.

Latest indications suggest it will turn even colder next week, with a high probability of accumulating snow reaching the lowest elevations of southwest Washington and northwest Oregon, including the Interstate 5 and 84 corridors.

Oregon Announces New Rules for OMMP

Oregon Medical Marijuana Program patients and growers "Need to Know"

(SALEM, Ore.) - The Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) has changes coming in 2022. New rules take effect on January 1, 2022.

333-008-0010: In the 2021 legislative session, HB 3369 expanded who may recommend medical marijuana...

OSU Beavers Release 2022 Softball Schedule

Oregon State begins its season on the road, in Tucson, AZ Feb. 11-13, 2022

(CORVALLIS, Ore.) - Fifteen home games highlight the Oregon State softball schedule as head coach Laura Berg is pleased to announce their challenging 2022 schedule.

The Pac-12 Network announced its 2022 spring slate on Monday, and the Beavers are scheduled to appear on television 15 times during the regular-season.

Sen. Manchin Dooms Build Better Act`s Passage Including Climate Provisions

He objected to parts of the BBB Act that the oil and gas industry opposed.

(SAN FRANCISCO, CA.) - On Fox News Sunday, Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) announced that he could not support President Biden’s $2.2 trillion Build Back Better Act, including a $555 billion package of tax credits, grants and other policies aimed at lowering greenhouse gas emissions, thereby all but dooming its passage.

It seems appropriate that Manchin chose Fox News to make his announcement.

Investigators Looking for Missing 17-Year-Old from Salem

Ezra Mayhugh was last seen on October 15, 2021

(SALEM, Ore.) - Detectives with the Marion County Sheriff’s Office are seeking community tips to help locate 17-year old Ezra Mayhugh.

The young man is from the Salem area, and Detectives have learned Mayhugh may be the victim of an online catfishing scheme.