Albany Man Dies in Motorcycle Crash
The Linn County Sheriff's Department says the man was an experienced rider who practiced several days a week at the track.
Labor Day Travel Numbers Up From Last Year
Travel experts expect 91% of people will drive compared to just 5% of travelers, who are opting to fly.
Weyerhaeuser's Albany Plant to Close
The company will layoff 70 workers as a result of the closure.
UPDATE: Police Arrest 13-year-old Girl in Connection With Church Arson
A 16-year-old boy was the first to spot the flames, and he did what he could to help before emergency crews got there.
Residents Speak Up About Downtown Exclusion Law
It's been on the books for the past two years, but the city's Downtown Exclusion Zone is stirring up debate.
Obama Activates Emergency Crews to Help with Earl
President Obama says an emergency exists in North Carolina, and he ordered Federal agencies to help state and local crews with handling any problems caused by hurricane Earl.
Police Shoot Discovery Channel Gunman
Police in suburban Washington D.C. are combing the Discovery Channel's headquarters looking for explosives.
Medford man agrees to plea deal in rape case
Laramie Torres was arrested earlier this year in Pennsylvania thanks to a tip on Facebook.
Public to Discuss 'Exclusion Zone'
The idea of banning someone from the heart of the city for breaking the law has been met with some criticism, but police say the policy has been effective.
School Supply Shopping: Getting the Best Bang for Your Buck
According to the National Retail Federation, K-12 and college spending is expected to hit $55 billion this year.
Supwitchugirl to Create New Video
The group wouldn't say when the video will be released, but it will be something Duck fans should keep an eye out for this season.
Plastic Bag Ban Fails
California won't become the first state to ban plastic bags at grocery stores.
Healthier School Lunches
Thousands of area kids are soon heading back to school. For many, hot lunch will be waiting.
Pedestrian Bridge Sculpture Adds to City's Art Plan
The new Delta Ponds Pedestrian Bridge still has some work left, but a sculpture next to it is finished.
UCC Receives Top Marks
Washington Monthly ranked Umpqua Community College as one of the top 15 community colleges in the country.
Man Arrested for Glide Bank Robbery
A watchful neighbor led police to a Douglas County bank robbery suspect less than an hour after the crime.
Doctors Staying Busy with Back-to-School Vaccinations
Students heading back to school, also means it's time for back-to-school vaccinations.
More Parking at COCC
Hooker Creek will begin construction on a new parking lot for Central Oregon Community College.
A Single Text Message Making A Difference
Icon City, a local non profit brings people together via text message to collect goods for those in need in Bend.
Fridge Recycling Program Kicks Off
Energy Trust of Oregon is seeking 500 energy-wasting refrigerators and freezers by month's end, offering $50 and free pick up
Three Arrested After High-Speed Chase
A high-speed chase through several Lane County communities ended in Springfield with three arrests.
Eugene Police Commission Seeks New Member
The 12-member group is a citizen body that advises the city council, the police chief, and the city manager on police policy.
Bike Ride to Honor Former Eugene Mayor
Those who would like to join the ride can meet at the EWEB Plaza at 500 East 4th Avenue in Eugene at 6 p.m. on Sept. 1.
Computers Donated to Lane County Foster Kids
Some foster children in Lane County are getting extra help with their back-to-school preparations.
Umpqua Bank Hosts Community Town Hall
The bank's CEO will discuss the state of the economy, the role of community banks, and how to position businesses and communities for economic recovery.
Fire Starts Outside Junction City Church
The fire damaged the exterior of the building with a little bit of smoke damage inside.
Police Commission Set To Review Downtown Exclusion Ordinance
The Police Commission is holding a public forum Wednesday and they want the public's feedback on what's next for the exclusion ordinance.
Junction City Weighs in on New Mental Hospital and Corrections Facility
There were mixed feelings when the state said it was going to build the two facilities. Some folks were excited about the potential jobs, while others were concerned about the patients.
Bend, Medford in recession, Salem could slip back in, report says
The three Oregon cities may be at risk of either a double-dip recession or not getting out of the first one.
Parents Question School's Decision to Throw Out Desks
Some Cottage Grove parents question the South Lane School District's decision to throw out a few dumpsters full of old desks.