One of the biggest misconceptions about boundaries is the idea that they should shape other people’s behavior. For example, let’s say you have a family member who’s a night owl. They tend to call you after you’ve already gone to bed. But since you have to wake up early for work, you silence your
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Between her two young toddlers, her work as a seaweed farmer on Humboldt County’s coast, and a third baby on the way, Leslie Booher doesn’t have a lot of spare time. But her prenatal appointments with her midwife, Laura Doyle, give Booher the opportunity to really focus on the pregnancy. “For me, feeling more
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The U.S. small-business landscape is locked in a striking paradox: Despite severe headwinds from rising inflation and dampened market optimism, entrepreneurship remains remarkably durable as new business applications continue to surge. This ongoing wave of formation, coupled with the fact that nearly 40% of microbusiness owners maintain a highly positive outlook, underscores an economic
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If you’ve noticed rough patches, visible pores or a bumpy surface when you look in the mirror, you’re not alone. Uneven skin texture and enlarged pores are among the most common skin frustrations. They can make your complexion look dull, cause makeup to settle unevenly and leave you feeling less confident about your skin,
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At 7 years old, JeanCarlos Fiallos Manzanares crossed the U.S.-Mexico border illegally, hiding in the trunk of a taxi with his older sister. For more than a decade, he lived in the shadows in the United States. Salvation came, or appeared to, in his 20s, when President Barack Obama offered young immigrants like him
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Divorce and family court filings do not spread evenly across the calendar. A University of Washington study that reviewed 14 years of filing data found that family-related court actions consistently peak twice a year, in March and in August, a pattern researchers linked to the end of major family holidays and summer vacations. The
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CROOK COUNTY, Ore. (KTVZ) — After smoke levels dropped back into a safe range, kindergarten jumpstart students in Crook County got to enjoy outdoor recess for the first time. The school says it was great to see its newest students running, playing, and exploring. Staff and students had been making the most of indoor recess,
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Ben Armbruster of Australia swam a Championship Record 22.75 seconds in the 50m butterfly to just edge runner-up finisher Van Mathias of the U.S. by nine hundredths of a second at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships.
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Finley is heading into the fourth grade at Jewell Elementary but is enjoying her summer months. When it is sunny, she enjoys riding her bike and hanging out with her friends. Here favorite subjects are reading and writing, but math is going to help her with meteorology. Finley also is excited about the Perseid meteor
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Gretchen Walsh lowered her own Championship Record at the Pan Pacific Championships, swimming the 50m butterfly in 24.65 seconds, nearly a half-second ahead of compatriot Kate Douglass, who finished in silver position.
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OREGON (KTVZ) — Today, Gov. Tina Kotek ordered flags at Oregon public institutions to be flown at half-staff on Aug. 14, in honor of contractor Jason Ensign, who died on Aug. 6, 2026, while working on the Wrights Spring Fire in Klamath County. Ensign, 47, was operating a bulldozer to construct containment lines when severe
Continue ReadingPor Mauricio Torres, CNN en Español Después de una semana de reuniones, las delegaciones del Gobierno de Venezuela y de un sector de la oposición concluyeron este miércoles su primera ronda de diálogos y de momento alcanzaron dos acuerdos: priorizar la atención a las víctimas de los fuertes sismos del 24 de junio e impulsar
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This article was written by Jared Cowley and Evan Watson from KGW: PORTLAND, Ore. — Portland City Council voted 8-4 Wednesday to approve an amended, nonbinding term sheet, taking the first step toward a deal that could put up to $120 million in city money into a renovation of the Moda Center and keep the Trail Blazers
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield and New York Attorney General Letitia James led a coalition of 10 states in filing a lawsuit today against the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency. The legal action challenges a federal rule that invalidates state laws requiring mortgage lenders to pay interest on escrow
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Katie Ledecky won her 11th career major international title in the 1500m free.
Continue ReadingPor Betsy Klein y Alayna Treene, CNN La secretaria de prensa de la Casa Blanca, Karoline Leavitt, dejará su cargo a finales de agosto, anunció el presidente Donald Trump este miércoles. La inminente salida de una de las aliadas más cercanas del presidente dentro de la Casa Blanca marca un importante cambio en la operación
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CROOKED RIVER RANCH, Ore. (KTVZ) — A local fire department is inviting residents to breakfast to raise money for volunteer firefighters. Crooked River Ranch Fire & Rescue is hosting the Firefighter Breakfast Fundraiser Sunday, September 6th. Breakfast runs from 7:30 to 11 a.m. at station 501 on SW Shad Road. There is no set cost for the
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SALEM, Ore. (KTVZ) — The Oregon Health Authority has announced a leadership change at Oregon State Hospital in Salem, ending Sean Murphy’s trial-service period as superintendent. Jim Diegel has been named interim superintendent effective immediately, returning to a role he previously held at the state psychiatric facility. In a statement, the Oregon Health Authority described
Continue ReadingNick Paton Walsh, Natalie Wright, Daria Tarasova-Markina y Victoria Butenko Ucrania solo tiene una décima parte de los misiles interceptores que necesita urgentemente de Estados Unidos para detener el aumento de los ataques de misiles balísticos rusos, dijo el presidente de Ucrania, Volodymyr Zelensky, a CNN en una entrevista, añadiendo que sus días se pasan
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By Gonzalo Zegarra, CNN (CNN) — Emergency teams in Colombia are searching desperately for survivors of an earthquake that has killed at least 281 people as the crucial window for rescues drew to a close on Thursday, with the government still only accepting help from a handful of countries. Nearly 380 people are still missing,
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