Injured soldier, National Guard in debate over benefits
The man claims military doctors are ignoring his severe health problems.
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'Wings of Justice' vigil remembers those lost
Family and friends continue to seek justice for unsolved crimes.
SOU students using spring break for community service
Groups will be in Mexico, Los Angeles and Portland.
Charges dropped in Medford stabbing case
A grand jury could not find sufficient evidence to indict the suspect.
Court orders Port of Astoria to renew LNG lease
Oregon LNG filed a breach of contract lawsuit against the Port of Astoria last year.
Oregon QB Masoli suspended for next season, James suspended 1-game
He plead guilty to second-degree burglary in the theft of a pair of laptops and a guitar from a campus fraternity.
Snow causes havoc for drivers in S. Oregon, N. Calif. mountains
OSP was busy untangling accidents and helping stranded motorists.
Oregon Trails: The history of Crater Lake cross-country ski racing
The Crater Lake Wilderness Race began in 1927.
Police investigate racial messages found outside Medford apartment
They were carved into a tree.
Conan O'Brien to kick off theater-tour in Eugene
Sidekick Andy Richter and the former "Tonight Show" band will join O'Brien.
UofO moves controversial group to downtown Eugene
The group has drawn protests for inviting speakers with views considered anti-Semitic.
Injured soldier, National Guard in debate over benefits
The man claims military doctors are ignoring his severe health problems.
Oregonians drop off hundreds of pounds of prescriptions
It's meant to keep drugs out of the hands of people who might abuse them.
Tight budget forces Josephine Co. Animal Shelter to get creative
The shelter is getting assistance from teens through the Oregon Job Council.
Medford man gets 6 years for attempted rape
The incident occurred at a party last year.
Medford Police return confiscated guns to ODOT worker
His firearms were seized by police when he was taken into protective custody this week.
Medford Police investigate whether crimes were racially motivated
Detectives are looking into racial slurs carved into an East Medford tree.
Donations down for domestic violence organizations
Community Works says donations decreased 38-percent between '08 and '09.
Stage is set for better West Coast salmon season
Oregon and Washington are expected to have a better season than California.
Les Schwab pays $2 million to settle EEOC suit
The EEOC says the company denied tire bay jobs to women.
Albany, Pepsi agree on $20 million settlement
The lawsuit was over a promised Gatorade plant that was never built.
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