Tragic Discovery of Deceased Missing Person in Coos County
On January 5, 2025, a deceased person, identified as Joseph C. Neill, was discovered in Haynes Inlet after being missing since December 15, 2024.
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Tragic Discovery of Deceased Missing Person in Coos County
On January 5, 2025, a deceased person, identified as Joseph C. Neill, was discovered in Haynes Inlet after being missing since December 15, 2024.
Train trestle collapses in Corvallis, sending urea-laden railcars into the Mary's River
Sheriff John Hanlin Appoints New Undersheriff
Elk Island Trading Group Leads Efforts to Relocate Homeless Camps Amid Rising Waters
Christmas Storm 2024 Ravages South Tent Camp in Roseburg and Hits Western Oregon
Structure Fire in Sutherlin: Shed Destroyed, Dog Perishes
Tragic Crash Claims Four Lives on Hwy 97 in Klamath County
Crime
$10k reward offered for info on endangered gray wolf killed in eastern Oregon
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service is asking the public for help in investigating the death of an endangered gray wolf in Morrow County last month.
On November 8, a male gray wolf, identified as OR 159 and fitted with a radio collar, was discovered dead on private property
Major Drug Bust in Coos Bay
ROSEBURG POLICE JAIL MAN AFTER VEHICLE IS DRIVEN INTO WALL
Weather
Umpqua Valley Rivers Recede After Heavy Rainfall
Rivers across Douglas County are steadily receding after a significant rise following recent heavy rainfall. For example, the South Umpqua River in Winston, which reached over 22 feet at its peak, has now dropped to 16.15 feet. Forecasts indicate that water levels will continue to decline throughout the week,
Crater Lake Reaches Highest Snowfall Depth of this Winter Season
Rising River Levels Expected to Recede by Midweek
Flood Warning Issued for Northern California and Southwest Oregon
Douglas County Sees Significant Rainfall, Prompting Rising River Levels
Crater Lake Receives Almost 14 Inches of Snow
