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A Prineville small business owner lost her husband in a hunting accident in northeastern Oregon just two months after they married. A GoFundMe has raised thousands to help cover funeral costs.
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A Prineville small business owner lost her husband in a hunting accident in northeastern Oregon just two months after they married. A GoFundMe has raised thousands to help cover funeral costs.
Redmond High senior Londynn Williams won the Oregon individual cheer state championship, becoming the school’s first individual cheer state champion. Classmates honored her at a schoolwide assembly Monday.
Central Oregon Community College is adding 6,500 square feet to its Redmond manufacturing and applied technology center to train more welders and machinists. The $8 million project is expected to be finished...
The Bend-La Pine School District says Silver Rail Elementary will reopen Nov. 12 with a school resource officer, added mental health staff and family walk-throughs in the days before students return.
What happens in California could shape how America taxes the superrich. But will its billionaire tax fill state coffers — or drain them?
Reporter Kayla Branch discusses the desperation that led some Oklahomans to seek addiction treatment in California, the allegations of insurance fraud surrounding some facilities and what she learned when sh...
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that Ohio’s 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline has responded to more than a million calls, texts and online chats since it launched in July 2022.
Democrats appear to have a larger advantage among early voters than in previous years, but GOP could turn out well on Election Day.
The mobile store offers contemporary fiction, mystery, and more, operating at local events and festivals.
These Long Islanders say bedazzling their personal belongings provides stress relief with a little whimsy.
Explore Danish pastries, European artifacts, and Italian wines without leaving Long Island's North Shore.
An amateur historian says he's found evidence that the namesake of New York's popular Jones Beach played a key role in an infamous pirate heist in the Red Sea centuries ago.
Finding a house on the Island for under half a million dollars is difficult — but not impossible.
The 2026 Peconic Bay scallop season opens with low adult numbers, but a surge in juveniles offers hope for next year's fishery.
The 100-foot Vietnam veterans' monument at Bald Hill in Selden honors the 256 veterans from Suffolk who were killed in the war.
Rising costs and labor shortages, made worse by deportation, are battering restaurants all over Long Island.
Nassau election officials have fielded complaints about police at voting locations in minority neighborhoods, while Suffolk officials said there have been no significant issues so far.
"The reality: the Republicans need New York seats," said one political consultant.
Energy bills, data centers, immigration, taxes and tolls — the candidates differ.
The weather and traffic channel will go off the air Dec. 27. Optimum faces more than $26 billion in debt.
Blood drawn from the defendant had a 0.18% blood-alcohol concentration, more than double the legal limit of 0.08%, prosecutors said.
Applications for the Home Energy Assistance Program, known as HEAP, opened Monday. The program aims to help defray heating costs for low- and middle-income households and older adults.
Tiger Woods said in a statement that the opportunity to create a new golf course on Long Island's Gold Coast was "tremendously exciting."
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit determined last week that a lower court erred when it dismissed a 2023 lawsuit filed by John Beatty,