17 trends tracked about this subject — the full history, oldest to newest below.
Dianna Russini’s return to sports media seven months after the Mike Vrabel photo scandal has drawn widespread criticism across outlets including Yahoo Sports, OregonLive.com, and Fox News.
Coverage tracks live updates, scores, and analysis for the Week 10 football matchup between Ohio State and Oregon.
Holiday travel costs are rising and airfares are soaring, prompting questions about whether travelers have waited too long.
The proposed 24-team expansion of the college football playoff sparks widespread discussions regarding television rights, scheduling, and team strategy.
Coverage examines how a years-old PHP flaw developed into a global security crisis affecting websites.
Oregon faces intense scrutiny following a loss to UCLA, prompting questions regarding coaching decisions and team performance.
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Fired Trail Blazers announcer Braiden Bell seeks reinstatement through his legal team following his dismissal over teenage tweets.
A first-time runner has won the men's division at the Portland Marathon, which drew a record field of nearly 15,000 participants.
A Civil War-themed hype video from Kansas has sparked backlash after Missouri secured a decisive 38-21 victory in the historic 'Border War' rivalry.
Madame Clairevoyant's daily horoscopes are garnering widespread attention across diverse digital media platforms from September 7 through September 11, 2026.
Ken Kesey's legendary psychedelic bus 'Furthur' has returned to San Francisco after sixty years for a new exhibition.
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Jerry and Tally are set to be the final skaters at the Lloyd Center as the venue prepares for its official closing.
Caitlin Clark achieves her fourth career triple-double and the third-most in WNBA history during a matchup against the Fire.