By Steve Duin | For The Oregonian/OregonLive Oregon’s mandate for 100% clean electricity by 2040 will be reenergized next year when construction begins on a crucial piece of the evolving power […]

Collaborative initiatives launched over the past few years are helping a sudden surge in residential construction, as national developers are taking notice in Klamath County to build new attainable housing. […]

Two generous grants awarded to the Oregon Institute of Technology (Oregon Tech) this week will assist in completing improvements for outdoor athletic activities and expanding hands-on healthcare instruction. In partnership […]

From a press release The Klamath Tribes announced Wednesday the return of Chanda Aloysius Yates, who will be the general manager of Klamath Tribal Health and Family Services. The health […]

This article was published in Monday’s (March 14th, 2022) Herald and NewsWritten By: Mike Sunnucks David Cauble is ready to find Oregon’s cycling grooves and wants to bring a slice […]

This article was published in Monday’s (March 14th, 2022) Herald and NewsWritten By: Mike Sunnucks Klamath County Fire District 1 held its annual Employee Appreciation Dinner on Saturday, March 12. […]

This article was published in Thursday’s (March 10th, 2022) Herald and NewsWritten By: Mike Sunnucks  Local schools are getting money from a state grant initiative aimed at boosting career and […]

From a press release KLAMATH FALLS — Klamath Community College (KCC) on Monday earned designation as a 2022-23 Military Friendly® School from Viqtory media company, achieving a gold rating. “We […]

Written By Peter Wong, Oregon Capital Bureau Majority Democrats in the Oregon Legislature have unveiled their plan to spend $400 million to ease homelessness and promote lower-cost housing, on top […]

From a press release  Since it began in 2015, the Catalyze Challenge has awarded nearly $100,000 in prize money and services and continues this year with a prize pool of […]