#oregon

#oregon

"I actually found out about this statue because my boyfriend showed me a reel and was like, '[Momoka], check this out!' they said in a message to . "I was right in the middle of playing Dark Souls III at the time, so I was honestly so confused. Nowadays, you can't even tell what's real and what's AI anymore, you know? It was bugging me, so I literally paused my game to dive into the comments, hoping to dig up some clues."

Irmer described meeting the victim, identified as Rose, in Boston around Halloween 1979 while she was arguing with her boyfriend. After visiting Rose's basement apartment and walking around Back Bay, Irmer and Rose stopped at a house under construction. As Rose walked up a set of stairs inside the house, Irmer struck her in the head with a hammer 'so hard that he believes that he killed her instantly,' according to court documents.

Timberline is the clear winner for open terrain with around 7-9 inches, while Mt. Bachelor picks up 4-5 inches but remains closed. Most Washington resorts look too warm or too dry for meaningful new snow.

"Access to technology is no longer a luxury - it is essential for education, employment, and healthcare," said Nick Batz, director of the Oregon Broadband Office.

ArtsLink is envisioned as an essential community resource that aims to increase visibility, spur audience engagement, and strengthen the local arts and culture ecosystem.

The storm cycle will bring 8-17 inches of new snow to most open resorts in the PNW, with snow quality starting dense to moderate on Tuesday and improving as colder air arrives on Wednesday.

Abiqua Falls is a stunning 92-foot waterfall that tumbles over a wall of columnar basalt into a wide pool, perfect for swimming. The surrounding area features a pebbled beach that provides breathtaking views of the falls and lush greenery.

Visiting all 50 states was always a dream of mine, but growing up in a small town in Virginia, I never imagined I'd check them all off in my mid-20s. When my husband and I had the chance to work remotely, we set out to see the entire country, and I had no idea how much food would shape that journey.

Firstly, and most obviously, you could simply go to your nearest church. No doubt they have a decent choir, and all the usual trappings. Or, if you're more into the whole pagan thing, you could pack a warm blanket and a flask of [redacted] tea and head out to the forest with your loved ones and a sober companion to guide you home.

"Earning the distinction of being the first Accessibility Verified state reflects Oregon's deep and ongoing commitment to welcoming all travelers," Kevin Wright, the VP of brand stewardship at Travel Oregon, said in a statement shared with Travel + Leisure. "Through this designation, we're building a tourism landscape where inclusion is meaningful and central to the visitor experience."

During the trial, the parties introduced over 750 exhibits, many of which are voluminous. This Court heard the trial testimony and arguments of counsel and has been in the process of diligently reviewing all the evidence. The interest of justice requires that this Court complete a thorough review of the exhibits and trial transcripts before issuing a final decision on the merits,

It's a dog-eat-dog world out there in the restaurant industry, and many chains are doing whatever it takes to ensure that their doors remain open. Whether that's places like Denny's reviving its "$2, $4, $6, and $8 menu" to stave off defeat or Red Lobster introducing the "Ultimate SpendLESS Shrimp" deal to bring customers back into the booths, nothing is off the table. Thriving restaurant chains are few and far between in this post-pandemic food landscape,

Continuing along Oregon 242, the scenery changes as dark lava fields stretch across the hillsides, revealing the volcanic history that shaped this part of the state. A popular stop here is the Dee Wright Observatory, built in 1935 by the Civilian Conservation Corps from the surrounding lava rock. On a clear day, the observatory offers views of countless Cascade peaks, including the Three Sisters, Mount Washington, and Mount Jefferson.

While Gulf Coast and wildfire-heavy markets face severe affordability challenges, new data from the U.S. Census Bureau and the 2025 Climate Risk Report show that Oregon remains relatively affordable for homeowners coverage. Oregon's Insurance Costs Stay Affordable According to the American Community Survey (ACS) data from the U.S. Census Bureau, Oregon homeowners with a mortgage typically pay $1,000-$1,499 annually for homeowners insurance, while those without a mortgage average the same $1,000-$1,499. Overall statewide costs fall into the $1,000-$1,499 range.

Bob Keefer's exhibit, Colors of the West, features 16 hand-colored black and white photographs showcasing the beauty of western landscapes, reflecting his newfound artistic journey.

Ohio State will always be a contender for the College Football Playoff, despite losing 14 NFL draft picks. They still have star players like Jeremiah Smith.

TriMet is experiencing a significant fiscal crisis, forcing the public transit agency to cut service by 10 percent over the next two years, starting this fall.

More than half of Oregon homeowners may face unexpected tax liabilities due to increased home equity exceeding federal capital gains tax exclusions, potentially losing significant profits on sales.

The Oregon Department of State Lands is deeply troubled and concerned by a video showing a protester being Maced by a member of the contracted cleanup crew at the Sandy River Delta.

Jessica Clements' walk-off homer capped a thrilling comeback victory for UCLA against Oregon, securing the Bruins a spot in the Women's College World Series semifinals.

The source of your watering eyes, your inflamed skin, why you can't breathe as well... is GRASS POLLEN. The most in the country.