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Financial scammers are now using artificial intelligence to make fake investment schemes seem more real than ever.

Colder, wetter weather; that means sickness can’t be too far away. In addition to colds, flu and COVID, parents need to also watch for strep throat, this time of year.

Oregon Christmas tree growers could see a boost in sales this holiday season, thanks to President Trump’s tariffs.

“Even though we technically did gain that hour of sleep, it can really mess with your body’s rhythm, that internal clock.”

While Oregonians work through open enrollment and federal changes impacting health insurance premiums, the Oregon Health Authority says a multi-state pharmacy discount program that started in the Beaver State, is expanding.

The Great Shakeout earthquake drill took place Thursday, serving as a reminder to everyone across the Northwest what to do in an earthquake; drop, cover and hold.

Oregon wildfire officials are watching to see whether federal funding continues for fighting wildfires.

The Climate Prediction Center says La Niña conditions emerged in September, and are expected to persist through the end of the year.

Despite record breaking heat, attendance at the Oregon State Fair last month was up 37%.

It can be frustrating going to a DMV office and waiting hours for service. Chris Crabb, with the Oregon DMV, said they’re testing a way to make more appointments available