Your Tuesday evening update on Salem news
Wednesday is Juneteenth, the holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States. Most city, county and state government offices will be closed.
Employees of the Salem-Keizer School District and volunteers debrief after the family reunification portion of a mass shooting drill held Tuesday, June 18, at the Oregon State Fairgrounds Pavilion (Rachel Alexander/Salem Reporter)
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Three people are confirmed to have measles cases connected to Marion County, according to the Oregon Health Authority and Marion County Health & Human Services
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Salem’s closest and spendiest city council race concluded Monday evening. Realtor Shane Matthews secured a close win, beating Nathan Soltz, a legislative chief of staff and member of the Morningside…
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A man pleaded guilty last week to helping arrange a Salem teenager to shoot two people. One of the victims, Joshua Steward, 24, was killed.
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Make Music Day, passes to museums and Movies in the Park are among the free activities in Salem this summer.
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