The Coos Bay City Council bares a new face this evening, as a local business owner is selected to replace Joanie Johnson. Johnson shocked city residents when she cited health reasons as forcing her to resign from the council.

With another heavy dose of rain expected to drench the coast, the Department of Environmental Quality has some tips to help weather the storm.

SWOCC Spirit Week is in full effect, as students, faculty and the community unite with Laker pride.

ORCCA is speaking out about claims the South Coast Food Share overcharges area food banks. Director of South Coast Food Share, Rollie Lobsinger, attributes recent bad publicity to the incorrect version of a new billing system called Primarius that was issued by the Oregon Food Bank.

Bandon teens Destyni Fuller, Jeneveve Winchell, Tessa Fuller and Coos Bay’s Nicholas Zamora present an evening of entertainment with their “On Our Way to Carnegie Hall” fundraiser to be held in Bandon January 14, 7 pm at the Harbortown Events Center and in Coos Bay January 15, 3 pm at the Black...more Market Gourmet. Each vocalist will present their favorite music from the Broadway classics to the Oldies of the 40’s, 50’s and 60’s. Proceeds are to fund the program and travel costs for these four to...

Two drivers got hurt but survived a head-on crash on Highway 42 just after noon Thursday.

Two homes have gone up in flames this week, and both were caused by electrical shorts. We stopped by the Coos Bay Fire Station Thursday and talked with Chief Gibson about warning signs to look out for.

Hundreds of community members lined up at The Green Spot for a Turkey-Give-Away.

Nearly five years in the making, the Oregon Department of State Lands has approved the port's permit for an access channel and ship berths, something port officials hope will be a big draw for new customers.

A Coos Bay family is arraigned in federal court, after a grand jury returns an indictment accusing the family run business of fraud against the federal government.

As part of Coos Bay City Hall's seismic upgrade, council chambers will be remodeled, and early designs show the direction of the entire room will change.

Cranberry Sweets will mark its 50th Anniversary in 2012, but their Annual Christmas Open House is only three years old. However, it continues to grow bigger and better each year.