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Portland-based Morasch Meats is recalling its Northwest Naturals 2lb Turkey Recipe raw & frozen pet food, after samples tested positive for H5N1.  The Oregon Department of Agriculture say it was this pet food that led to the death of an indoor cat in Washington County.    “We...

Oregon’s DEQ is relaunching the “Bad Apple” campaign, to encourage people to reduce the amount of edible food they throw away.  The DEQ’s Elaine Blatt said the on-air and online campaign is just in time for the holiday feasting season.   “We focus on mainly rais...

If you want to see it for yourself, a new road was just paved this summer ... to a galaxy far, far away!

There is a place on Earth that resembles the surface of the moon. So much so that NASA sent astronauts to train there. The Dee Wright Observatory in Oregon is worth the trip!

From awe-inspiring coastlines to inland wonders, the State of Oregon has amazing beauty. Thankfully, those in the Pacific Northwest don’t have to travel far to see and experience it, and a trip you’ll want to put on your list of Oregon places to visit is Timber Gulch.

Have you been to the only vertical street in the entire United States?

As the days become shorter and the temperature begins to dip for the winter, many residents in the Pacific Northwest begin to look for ways to stay active and warm. After all, it’s no picnic trudging through the cold dark days of winter, but a dip in a natural hot spring with nothing but your birthday suit on can be exhilarating.

Investigators say 17 people face federal charges for conspiring to defraud the U.S. of more than 2.4-million dollars in Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program money.  Federal prosecutors in Portland say the group operated in several states as well as on-line via curb pick up programs.   ...

Imagine stepping up to the edge of a 102-foot waterfall, jumping off, maintaining a pose for as long as you can, and landing head-first into the water pool below. That’s exactly what Asbjorg Nesje of Norway did at Abiqua Falls in Oregon.

The Twin Pillars hike in Oregon is a scenic trail located in the Mill Creek Wilderness area of the Ochoco National Forest. This hike is well-known for its unique rock formations, known as the Twin Pillars, which are towering volcanic spires.