Hunting tag and license fees will increase in Oregon in 2026. (Blue Mountain Eagle, File) Oregon hunters and anglers will pay more for licenses and tags in 2026, the first increase since 2020. On ...

Rocky Mountain elk bulls congregate during a past winter in Northeastern Oregon. Hunting tag and license fees will increase in Oregon in 2026. (Jim Ward/Contributed Photo, File) Oregon hunters and ...

It’s about to cost you more to try your luck — and skill — at hunting, fishing and collecting shellfish in Oregon’s wildlands and waters. More than 75 recreational and commercial fees will increase ...

As you go to the store this year to buy your Thanksgiving turkey, while also seeing the turkeys walking around Eugene, you might wonder, could I hunt one of those instead? The short answer is no. OAR ...

It’s about to cost you more to try your luck — and skill — at hunting, fishing and collecting shellfish in Oregon’s wildlands and waters. More than 75 recreational and commercial fees will increase ...

The Peace Organization, or People for the Elimination of Animal Cruelty Exemptions, is gaining traction in Oregon with a new petition, IP28. If enough signatures are collected, IP28 will be on the ...

Google Expands Opal to 160 Countries to Advance No-Code AI Development Your email has been sent With its no-code app builder now widely available, Google is betting that tools like Opal can turn ...

Eastern Oregon’s Blue Mountains have a legendary peak. At barely a hoof higher than 6,000 feet, Mount Emily is a landmark in the Grande Ronde Valley. Mount Emily is also known as one of the state’s ...

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Refreshing changes are in order for more than 300,000 Oregon hunters as fall seasons approach. Roughly half are either be packing or heading to camp soon for next weekend’s October 4 opening of mule ...

In this episode of the Explore Oregon Podcast, host Zach Urness talks about plans to reopen beloved Opal Creek, the five year anniversary of the 2020 Labor Day Fires and traveling to Washington's ...

On August 8, 1920, The Atlantic Monthly published “The Story of Opal: The Journal of an Understanding Heart.” Said to be the diary of a child prodigy, it quickly became a bestseller. However, it also ...