Opioid regulations hurting people in need, critics say
Opioid addiction is a nationwide crisis, but critics say some guidelines aimed at curbing abuse also prevent patients who desperately need relief…
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Opioid addiction is a nationwide crisis, but critics say some guidelines aimed at curbing abuse also prevent patients who desperately need relief…
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A groundbreaking medication could help thousands of people around the country. But that’s only if people know about it — and many…
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In recent years, party drugs such as “acid” (LSD) and mushrooms have been given a clean makeover — in a very small way. While the…
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It’s hard to turn left across traffic on Highway 97 or even get through Terrebonne at times. The Oregon Department of Transportation is trying…
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Happy Tuesday evening, everyone! We’ve seen cloudy skies throughout the morning, but this afternoon brought some blue sky. Temperatures are on…
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The Oregon State University Robotics Club designed, built and operated the Mars rover that won a 10-team, international competition in Canada. The…
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An explosion and fire in the garage of a northeast Bend home early Tuesday morning was ignited by a natural gas leak caused by a vehicle being parked…
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Kelly Sparks was recognized Tuesday with Oregon State University’s Beaver Champion Award for her leadership in building OSU-Cascades’…
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Scientists are discovering that gray whales do a lot of crazy things they didn’t know about, including performing headstands, swimming upside…
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The Oregon Health Insurance Marketplace has awarded more than $795,000 in grants to eight community groups and 34 insurance agencies. The awardees…
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The Crook County Health Department and other local agencies around the county are collaborating to offer a variety of classes this fall to help…
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This week, the Oregon FBI’s Tech Tuesday feature focuses on building a digital defense against scholarship and financial aid scams. The start…
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SEATTLE (AP) – Voters in Washington state will be asked this fall to do what state and federal leaders have been reluctant to: charge a direct…
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Regulated closure restrictions on lands protected by the Oregon Department of Forestry’s Central Oregon District will be reduced as of 12:01…
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SALEM, Ore. (AP) – A Mexican citizen accused of killing a Salem couple while driving drunk and released on bail was back in jail Tuesday…
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Even healthy people can get the flu, and it can be serious. Flu can be spread to family, friends, and others. Protect yourself and protect your loved…
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(Update: New video from courthouse, statement from OIP official) A Redmond man sent to prison last year thanked a non-profit organization for saving…
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Good Tuesday Morning, Everyone…A stream of moisture and a cool body of air will press into the Pacific NW giving us mostly sunny to partly…
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As we reach the peak of hurricane season, several powerful and potentially destructive storms are currently threatening to impact thousands of people…
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SEATTLE (AP) – Federal authorities say two hunters were cited after they entered a closed area and fired their rifles in the direction of…
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