A tip led investigators to search a property in rural Oregon north of Portland, where they found the bodies of 18 frozen puppies used as snake food.

A body was found in Snake River just northeast of Nyssa, Oregon, in Payette County, Idaho. Authorities say it likely is Miguel Angel Diaz.

Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association The Southern Oregon Chinese Cultural Association will present its annual Lunar New Year celebration on Feb. 15, marking the Year of the Snake.

Oregon working families are caught in the tightening vice of inflation, paying record sums for gasoline, utilities, groceries and other necessities. Despite healthy wage gains, the median wage for ...

PORTLAND, Ore. (KOIN) — An Oregon woman was sentenced Wednesday for animal abuse charges after authorities learned she froze several litters of puppies to feed her pet snakes in 2023. Kathryn ...

The Nutz-n-Boltz Theater Company is presenting "The Snake in the Grass," an interactive dessert theater that asks the audience to provide sound effects and emotions. This play by Tim Kelly, is set ...

People eating bass out of the Snake River should be wary: depending on where smallmouth bass are caught in Idaho and Oregon, the fish could have higher levels of mercury. June 24, 2025.

A search of an Oregon home following a tip turned up 18 dead puppies frozen to be fed to pet snakes, sheriff’s officials reported. Investigators served a search warrant on the Goble home Friday ...

A search of an Oregon home following a tip turned up 18 dead puppies frozen to be fed to pet snakes, sheriff’s officials reported. Investigators served a search warrant on the Goble home Friday ...

A 70-year-old serving time for child sex abuse died in Oregon’s Snake River Correctional Institution on Wednesday.Richard Warren reportedly died in the Ontario, ...

Body recovered from Snake River was Oregon man missing since November, family says Jan. 13, 2025 Updated Mon., Jan. 13, 2025 at 7:17 p.m. Miguel Angel Diaz lived with his parents in Nyssa.

Oct. 12—Quagga mussels, an aquatic invasive species, were detected on Sept. 18 in the Snake River at Twin Falls, Idaho approximately 60 miles upstream from the Oregon border. This is the first ...