Eugene police arrested a man Thursday morning after officers said he repeatedly crashed a vehicle into a bank building on ...
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Reality Check: Leno’s Law Won’t Really Save Old Cars from California Emissions Tests
The new law is being hailed as a landmark victory that will keep classic cars on the road longer. But it doesn't actually fix the systemic issues with the state's emissions testing rules.
Oregon DMV is relocating an express kiosk from a Fred Meyer store in Oak Grove to its Grants Pass field office to compare how customers use self-service technology in a government office versus a ...
GRANTS PASS, Ore.- Visitors to the Grants Pass DMV can now skip the line for certain services with a kiosk that is the first to debut in a DMV office in Oregon. The DMV‘s express kiosk offers a fast ...
An express kiosk is coming to the Grants Pass DMV, where customers will be able to complete common vehicle registration transactions and leave with their ...
DMV leadership will celebrate the launch on Wednesday, Sept. 23 from 9:30 a.m. to 10:15 a.m. at the office located at 162 Northeast Beacon Drive. The kiosk allows people to renew their car ...
Grief and questions about public safety took center stage Tuesday, September 15, as Elizabeth Carter delivered her opening ...
A lawsuit filed by the 78-year-old bus driver says police insisted he was high or drunk and accused him of DUII, delaying his ...
Despite being ranked No. 2 in the nation and deploying arguably the most talented roster in program history, there were still questions facing the Oregon Ducks in Week 1 against the Boise State ...
Oklahoma State returns to Boone Pickens Stadium after stunning No. 6 Oregon, this time as a 55.5-point favorite over Murray State. Here’s everything to know, including kickoff time, TV crew, betting ...
Brian Tenney, who owned the now-shuttered West Coast Game Park Safari in Bandon, is scheduled to be sentenced Tuesday afternoon to seven years and six months in prison for neglecting more than 40 ...
Advocacy groups are hopeful Oregon could be the next state to adopt legislation targeting "super speeders." Here's what it would do.
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