Coverage dated July 25, 2022

Oregon governor issues state of emergency because of heat wave

Headline from Gazette Times

The high temperatures are a "a threat to life, health and infrastructure," Gov. Brown says. But not in Linn and Benton counties.

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  1. Gazette Times

    Oregon governor issues state of emergency because of heat wave (opens Gazette Times)

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    Gazette Times's feed description

    The high temperatures are a "a threat to life, health and infrastructure," Gov. Brown says. But not in Linn and Benton counties.

  2. KGW Portland

    Oregon governor declares state of emergency due to heat wave (opens KGW Portland)

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    KGW Portland's feed description

    Temperatures are predicted to be near or in excess of 100 degrees throughout much of the state through at least Thursday.

  3. KTVZ Bend

    Gov. Brown declares heat-related state of emergency in 25 counties, including Central Oregon (opens KTVZ Bend)

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    KTVZ Bend's feed description

    Gov. Kate Brown on Tuesday declared a state of emergency in 25 Oregon counties, from July 25-31, to ensure additional resources are available to respond to forecast excessively high temperatures.

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