Oregon Travel & Outdoors
New inclusive park is part of a growing effort to improve accessibility on Oregon coast
Schooner Creek Discovery Park, nearly 7 acres in the heart of Lincoln City, is designed to be accessible and inclusive while offering an experience as fun and challenging as visitors want to make it.
SUV drives into geyser at Yellowstone National Park
The passengers scrambled to escape the 105 degree Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius) water.
At long last, Kah-Nee-Ta resort announces reopening date, and it’s soon
The beloved hot springs resort has been closed since 2018.
Firefighters rescue 160-pound dog on Saddle Mountain trail
The Great Pyrenees injured his paws on the challenging hike. Firefighters brought him down on a stretcher.
Oregon Country Fair, repository of ’60s spirit, draws crowds this weekend: ‘It’s all about giving’
Fair goers dressed like animals, avatars or other creatures to amuse each other add to the fair magic.
United flight diverts after unruly passenger battles with crew
Cellphone video appears to show a passenger putting her face on the flight attendant’s shoulder during the struggle. She comes away with a piece of his shirt in her mouth. Authorities say United flight 762 was en route to Newark, New Jersey, on Tuesday when it was diverted to Orlando.
Which Pacific Northwest national park ranks as No. 2 in the country?
The park offers hundreds of miles of hiking amid glacier-covered peaks and hundreds of lakes.
Searching for Bigfoot in the Northwest wilderness: Peak Northwest podcast
A camping trip with two Bigfoot hunters results in a few surprises, and at least one theory.
National Park rangers shoot, kill gunman who planned mass shooting for Fourth of July
Park officials identified the shooter Tuesday as 28-year-old Samson Lucas Bariah Fussner, of Milton, Florida. Park rangers shot and killed him as he fired on a service entrance to the dining facility.
Major airport in Hawaii evacuated after 2 hand grenades found in carry-on bag
The grenades were picked up during TSA screening, and the passenger was arrested.
‘Transformative’ renovation aims to turn Astoria museum into world class attraction
The Columbia River Maritime Museum's $30 million renovation project kicked off in March and is scheduled to wrap up by September 2026.
1,000 quilts will welcome 10,000 visitors to this Oregon town
The central Oregon show is recognized as the world’s largest outdoor quilt show, organizers say.
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