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Oklahoma State achieved a significant upset over Oregon in Week 2, ending a 21-game FBS skid, while Oklahoma and Dan Lanning's Ducks are now facing questions af

A nonprofit organization in the Portland, Oregon, area harvests edible fruit from thousands of local trees, shrubs, and bushes, and then distributes it to peopl

LSU climbed in the AP Top 25 poll after defeating Clemson, while Michigan fell out and Oregon tumbled in the Week 2 college football rankings.

Projected new AP Top 25 rankings after Week 1 of college football show LSU crashing the top 10, while Oregon and Michigan fall in the standings.

An overdue library book borrowed in San Antonio in 1943 was returned 82 years later from Oregon, with no late fees owed due to the library's policy change. The

The first day of school saw fifth graders comforting kindergartners in Los Angeles, children using a "bike bus" in Oklahoma, and high school students exploring

Cows have been found mutilated and completely drained of blood in remote Oregon, baffling authorities. Over the past 50 years, more than 10,000 cows are estimat

The opening weekend of college football saw Michigan survive a clock controversy against Western Michigan, LSU achieve a 51-point victory over Clemson under Lan

This article predicts how Week 1 results will influence changes in college football rankings, with LSU expected to rise and Oregon's No. 2 status potentially in

Crews in Oregon have successfully restored a 9-acre marsh, reconnecting it to the tides after nearly a century of being cut off.

Scientists have discovered vast hidden water reserves located beneath Oregon's volcanic Cascades.

An Oregon farmer has successfully grown crops for 40 years without using irrigation.

An unfinished 52,000-square-foot mansion in West Linn, Oregon, originally owned by Hollywood Video founder Mark Wattles, is now listed for $4.7 million after re

The Trump administration's Justice Department has filed lawsuits against Oregon, Washington, New Mexico, and Arizona, challenging state laws that grant in-state

The city of Independence, Oregon, has closed all its parks to save money due to severe financial difficulties. The city announced it will enforce these closures

The first large-scale testing site for wave energy technologies in the continental U.S. has opened off the coast of Oregon, marking a significant milestone for

A region in Oregon, known as America's wildfire smoke capital, faces the highest US rate of wildfire smoke deaths, raising questions about how residents cope wi

Authorities in Oregon have identified the victims of a quintuple homicide being investigated on a rural property outside Portland, involving three generations o

Five people were found dead in Oregon, and the prime suspect in the homicide investigation was later discovered dead in his car over 180 miles away.

The suspect in an Oregon quintuple homicide investigation, 36-year-old Benjamin Charles Parker, has been found dead, according to police.

A man suspected of killing five people in rural Oregon, Benjamin Charles Parker, 36, was found dead in Washington state in an apparent suicide. The victims were

A Cirque du Soleil acrobat is suing the circus for $16 million after sustaining 11 bone fractures in a fall during a performance in Portland, Oregon. Spectators

Five bodies were discovered at a remote Oregon property, and the suspected killer was later found dead inside a vehicle in Enumclaw, Washington.

Oregon is spending a record $1.4 billion on low-income housing, with costs per apartment nearly doubling, yet a state law keeps the financial details secret. Th