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Oregon

  1. first person
    Rosemary Will Never Smell the SameWe wanted to believe that simmering herbs could protect our lungs from the wildfire smoke.
    By Meaghan O'Connell
  2. fires
    Some Wildfires on the West Coast Are Getting Even WorseThe Bobcat Fire in Southern California is now only 3 percent contained.
    By Bridget Read
  3. hmmm
    What’s the Deal With Those Disappearing Mailboxes?USPS trucks were spotted removing boxes in Portland and Eugene, Oregon, this week.
    By Claire Lampen
  4. the inferno
    Add This to the List of Bad Things That Happen at Chuck E. CheeseA woman reportedly got her hair stuck in a ticket-counting machine.
    By Hannah Gold
  5. aliens are real
    Who, If Not Aliens, Is Sucking Every Drop of Blood From These CowsIt’s the only theory that makes sense.
    By Amanda Arnold
  6. ethics
    What Really Caused ‘America’s Best Burger Place’ to Shut Down?What the viral Thrillist article about Bar Stanich left out.
    By Amanda Arnold
  7. true crime
    Author Who Wrote Guide to Killing Your Husband Accused of Killing Her HusbandTaking the idiom “practice what you preach” to a dark new level.
    By Amanda Arnold
  8. A Fashion Photographer Makes the Case for a Fall Trip to OregonMoody photos of West Coast forests and beaches.
    By Emily Sundberg
  9. lgbtq rights
    People in Oregon Can Now Choose ‘X’ as Their Gender on Driver’s LicensesThe transportation commission’s rule change is the first of its kind in the nation.
    By Claire Landsbaum
  10. revenge porn
    Oregon Man Becomes First Sentenced to Jail Time Under State’s Revenge-Porn LawBenjamin J. Barber, 31, was sentenced to six months in jail.
    By Gabriella Paiella
  11. creepshows
    Why Up-Skirt Photos Are So Hard to StopOregon is the latest state to attempt to fix this common legal loophole.
    By Erica Schwiegershausen
  12. crime and punishment
    The Tiny Police Department in Southern Oregon That Plans to End Campus RapeAnd it’s now telling Washington what’s up. 
    By Katie Van Syckle