Halloween festivities are taking over the Western Treasure Valley as communities prepare for three days of trunk-or-treats, a haunted house and other seasonal celebrations Oct. 29 to 31.

Nearly all Oregonians want to stay in their homes as they age but a new report revealed rising housing, healthcare and everyday living costs threaten the goal.

Rep. Judy Boyle (R-Midvale) discusses her reelection bid for District 9, Seat B, addressing drug enforcement, property taxes, ...

Following is the market report from Producers Livestock for Oct. 21. Copy article link ...

Vale High School’s choir has returned after a 15-year absence. Led by music teacher Debbie Wolfe, the 12-member group ...

Malheur Education Service District briefed families on a 2028 student trip to Washington, D.C., and New York City, ...

Federal SNAP fraud cases involving more than $3 million in stolen benefits highlight a crime that affected Ontario residents ...

Ontario City Council and Malheur County approve a 3% rate increase for Ontario Sanitary Service due to rising landfill costs ...

Seven candidates are running for four seats on the Nyssa City Council. The three candidates receiving the most votes will ...

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is bringing Giving Machines to the Boise metro area for the third year ...

A 41-year-old Vale woman died in a fatal car crash on Oct. 19 on U.S. Highway 26 northwest of Vale and east of Ironside. Her three juvenile passengers were flown ...

A massive lithium deposit beneath Malheur County’s McDermitt Caldera has sparked debate over clean-energy demand, mining ...