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274 Oregonians Hospitalized with COVID-19

58.1% of Oregon’s population has received at least one dose of COVID-19 vaccine.

(PORTLAND, Ore.) - Today, there were six new COVID-19 related deaths reported in Oregon, raising the state’s death toll to 2,849.

Oregon Health Authority also reported 804 new confirmed and presumptive cases of COVID-19 (as of 12:01 a.m. today), bringing the state total to 217,690.

Oregon Ducks Odds to Win the National Title in 2022

The Ducks should have a major Bowl game in their future...

(SALEM, Ore.) - We are just a little over a month away from the 2021-2022 college football season. The Pac-12 is going to be filled with tough competition again this season, and the conference is wide open for any team to take.

The University of Oregon Ducks are one of the college football programs that is looking to capitalize on a strong season next year.

Unusual Ways of Making Money

Thinking "outside the box" may open up new avenues of income.

(SALEM, Ore.) - If you’re looking for a few unique ways of making money, you’re probably over the 9 to 5 office work, or labor work that you’ve done all of your life. Not only do normal jobs suck out your soul, they also end up not paying you enough most of the time.

Here are a few options you must boost your income and give your life some color again.

How the Online Slots Market is Flourishing

The online slots market is experiencing a major boost.

(SALEM, Ore.) - The online gambling industry has experienced tremendous growth over the years. According to a report from the UK Gambling Commission, the online gambling sector is the largest based on Gross Gambling Yield, since it made up 38% of the total market in 2018 – 2019.

And today, even more people are gambling online.

Herd Immunity Delayed by Vaccine Hesitancy

Now most of the country is battling the Delta variant.

(SAN FRANCISCO, CA.) - About a quarter of young adults in the U.S. ages 18 to 25 say they “probably” or “definitely” won’t get vaccinated against COVID-19, believing the coronavirus threat has been exaggerated or afraid of harmful side effects or safety of the vaccines.

That means herd immunity may not be reached or will be unreasonably delayed.

Rhode Island Gov. Dan McKee Approves Safe Injection Sites for Illegal Drug Use

Photos speak volumes for what their irresponsible actions will do.

(MYRTLE BEACH, SC) - Rhode Island is becoming the first U.S. state to authorize a pilot program for so-called "harm reduction centers" that give drug users a "safe place" to consume pre-obtained illegal drugs.

These harm reduction centers are addicts so they can use heroin and other illegal drugs under the supervision of medical professionals.

Best Nightlife Spots in Oregon

New and traditional events are back in full swing.

(SALEM, Ore.) - It’s been a tough couple years for all of us, but the good news is that here in the state of Oregon, things are beginning to get back to some normality.

It’s a great time, now, to have a look at what some of the best nightlife spots are in the state, and here our recommendations.

Merkley, DeFazio Lead Oregon Delegation to Push FEMA for Maximum Readiness for 2021 Wildfire Season

Helping deliver disaster assistance in the wake of a catastrophic wildfire.

(WASHINGTON D.C.) - The push comes as the Bootleg fire in Southern Oregon—which has destroyed at least 21 houses, is putting nearly 2,000 more at risk, has killed cattle, and has caused urgent evacuations—continues to be the largest fire currently burning in the United States.

Two other large fires, the Jack Fire in Southern Oregon and the Grandview Fire in Central Oregon, have also forced evacuations.

80 Ground Crew Fight Game Hog Creek Fire

More helicopters on the way to help with the Game Hog Creek Fire

(FOREST GROVE, Ore.) - Steep terrain where the Game Hog Creek Fire is burning in the Tillamook State Forest has made it difficult for firefighters to deepen their control lines encircling the fire.

Yesterday the fire pushed through those lines to burn three more acres.

EXCLUSIVE: Salem Man Killed by Police Needed Mental Help

Individuals with untreated severe mental illness are as many as half of all fatal police shootings

(SALEM, Ore.) - Late last Friday night, 23-year old Arcadio Castillo III was shot by Salem PD three times in the chest, killing him, in his parents’ home.

“Drop the knife! Drop the knife! Drop the knife!” Then, the officer then fired his gun. “It happened so fast, they didn’t even have time to think and it was over.”