Two scientist sisters from Eugene are using an unlikely tool for environmental conservation and research: their dog's nose!

Our Community Forestry had been using $600,000 in federal grants to clear out damaged trees and replant climate-resilient ones in their place in southern Oregon.

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After Oregon’s record wildfire season in 2024, local communities and government officials are concerned that ongoing personnel purges at federal land management agencies could leave the region ...

Despite the name, Oregon's spring break isn't typically very warm. But that's OK because it allows more time for snowy ...

Indiana's NCAA Tournament fate will be decided on Selection Sunday. The Hoosiers had an opportunity to remove all doubt about ...

Holt is one of roughly two dozen “consumers” on the OHA’s Consumer Advisory Council (OCAC), which is appointed by OHA ...

As the buzzer sounded, Indiana ended the game shooting 40% from the field and 36% from 3-point range, while Oregon shot 39% ...

Mike Woodson was not thrilled with the free-throw discrepancy between Indiana and Oregon, and he found strong words to ...

Pruning Flowering Shrubs: 1-2:30 p.m. Learn the basic cuts through a hands-on demonstration of pruning rhododendrons and ...