OR Lottery Results

Gov. Kate Brown announced Friday that the state created a website for veterans and others excluded from the state's COVID-19 vaccine lottery and county prizes. Oregon created the website because the federal government does not share the names and addresses of those who got their shots at the Department of Veterans Affairs with state governments.

Oregon is offering a million-dollar lottery jackpot and all you have to do is get a COVID-19 vaccination to be entered. And yet, two weeks after the announcement, that incentive is having little if any impact.

The governor's office is talking about adding drawings before the originally established drawing date of June 28.

Oregon and Washington are inching closer to reopening but tens of thousands of people still need to get the COVID-19 vaccine to cross each state’s vaccination threshold.

Capping off weeks of giveaways in a bid to convince more vaccine-wary residents to get inoculated against the deadly coronavirus, the state on Tuesday picked the 10 winners of California’s biggest COVID vaccine prizes — $1.

Oregonians are closing in on the goal of a 70% vaccination rate for the state, Gov. Kate Brown announced Friday during her latest COVID-19 news conference.

The Oregon Health Authority said it uses the CDC’s number of Oregonians for its metrics, meaning Oregon veterans are already being counted towards the 70% goal. People who got their vaccinations

Oregon veterans who have received a COVID-19 vaccination at a VA or any federal facility can now sign up online for a shot at the state's $1 million "Take Your Shot" sweepstakes jackpot.

In recognition of Elder Abuse Awareness Day and Elder Abuse Awareness Month, the Oregon FBI's next few Tech Tuesday reports will address specific fraud schemes targeting seniors.

The number of COVID cases in Jefferson County is dropping. In the past week, from June 7 through June 14, Jefferson County has reported 19 new cases. Counting people vaccinated through the county and through federal sources,