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We’re expecting a high near 83 degrees today in Salem, with 86 tomorrow and another hot weekend ahead, according to The National Weather Service.
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TODAY’S BROADCAST: A Marion County grand jury on July 22 unanimously found three Salem police officers were justified in shooting and killing 16-year-old Robert Brown the previous week after trying…
3 Aug 2022
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TODAY’S BROADCAST: A Marion County grand jury on July 22 unanimously found three Salem police officers were justified in shooting and killing 16-year-old Robert Brown the previous week after trying…
3 Aug 2022
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Oregon’s state parks got a musical birthday celebration Saturday as the Salem Philharmonia Orchestra performed at a special centennial event. Temperatures Saturday peaked at 103 degrees in Salem, but that…
3 Aug 2022
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Oregon’s state parks got a musical birthday celebration Saturday as the Salem Philharmonia Orchestra performed at a special centennial event. Temperatures Saturday peaked at 103 degrees in Salem, but that…
3 Aug 2022
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Only one of the four statewide ballot measures Oregonians will vote on in November comes at a financial cost to local governments. That measure would ban the sale of high-capacity…
4 Aug 2022
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Only one of the four statewide ballot measures Oregonians will vote on in November comes at a financial cost to local governments. That measure would ban the sale of high-capacity…
4 Aug 2022
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The state medical examiner released no details about the fatalities in Multnomah, Clackamas, Marion and Umatilla counties.
2 Aug 2022
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The state medical examiner released no details about the fatalities in Multnomah, Clackamas, Marion and Umatilla counties.
2 Aug 2022
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