Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 22nd of September.
Good morning, Salem.
More than half of Salem-Keizer elementary schools are operating under 75% capacity this year, with one school showing less than 60% enrollment, and officials plan to consider closing up to eight schools in 2027 (Brush College Elementary is one example).
Salem officials shared advice on building a go-bag for wildfire evacuations today.
The recommended list includes essentials (water, documents, medications, and non-perishables) to help residents quickly prepare if evacuation becomes necessary.
Federal lawmakers, including Oregon senators and Rep. Val Hoyle, introduced a bill on Sept.
21 to ban corporate ownership of medical practices (modeled after a 2025 Oregon law) by requiring physicians to manage their own practices and blocking firms from controlling clinical decisions.
Eleven states including Oregon reached a settlement on Monday with Paramount and Warner Bros Discovery.
The deal lets the merger go forward if the companies spend $1.5B to boost film production & support worker training and meet film release targets over five years.
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