
Civics Today: How can I tell if my information is reliable?
In an era of post-truth, or as Stephen Colbert put it, an era of truthiness, what you see or read may not always be the whole story, even if it feels like it is the truth.

In an era of post-truth, or as Stephen Colbert put it, an era of truthiness, what you see or read may not always be the whole story, even if it feels like it is the truth.

With PGE instituting up to an 18% price increase at the start of 2024, now more than ever may be a good time to save some money and diversify your energy portfolio with some solar panels.

The 54th Northwest Agricultural Show, presented by Coastal,, will be held at the Jackman-Long Building at the Oregon Fairgrounds and Expo, opening on Wednesday, Jan. 17 through Friday, Jan. 19.

Keizer is a city that likes to help and with the motto, Pride, Spirit and Volunteerism it is apparent that citizens here strive to make theirs and others lives in Keizer better. Check out just a few volunteering opportunities for all ages.

Kim Steen hung up her clippers after 224 dog years at D & J Dog Grooming. Those clippers were taken up by new owner and former employee Jessica Jackson.

The last day to sign up for healthcare coverage with the Oregon Health Plan, Jan. 16, is fast approaching.

Salem-Keizer Public Schools unveiled a new satellite location for the Career and Technical Education Center’s (CTEC) aviation program on Jan. 10, located at the Salem Municipal Airport on 3080 25 St. SE.

An SMI cleaning crew found a combination of over 20 handguns, rifles and shotguns at a Keizer apartment being cleaned out last week, Friday, Jan. 5.

Sgt. Kevin Demarco stopped a Honda for a routine traffic stop over the weekend on Jan. 6, finding a trove of stolen mail inside a stolen vehicle.