Man Injured in Snowmobile Crash
A man is injured after he crashes a snowmobile into a tree near Paulina Peak.
LaMichael James Sentenced to Ten Days in Jail
Oregon running back LaMichael James was sentenced this morning to 24 months probation and ten days in jail after admitting he harassed and physically harmed his former girlfriend.
UO Top Football Players In Court
Quarterback Jeremiah Masoli and a former duck player are facing second degree burglary charges. Running back LaMichael James is expected to change his pleas in another case.
Duck Fans React to Kent's Final Games
Kent's possible last game brings mixed feelings to U of O Basketball fans.
Three Dead in Sunriver Homicide Investigation
40 year old Joachim, 49 year old Dagmar and and 7 year old Pascal Steffan were all found dead in their home on Hermosa Road in Sunriver Thursday morning.
Murder Case Dropped...Greenlee Speaks Out
Cary Greenlee of Bend releases a statement after the murder case he was facing in Montana is dropped.
Duck Troubles Not Slowing UO Fundraising Efforts
A spokesperson says there is no evidence that the trouble of several Ducks is making donors apprehensive.
Health Workers Practice "Code Blue" Response
For staff at Sacred Heart, it's a real-life situation that doesn't happen that often. So practice is very important.
City of Albany Settles for $20 Million
Albany City Council unanimously agreed on a settlement with SVC Manufacturing, a subsidiary of Pepsi Company.
How Does UO Student Code of Conduct Apply to Football Players?
If the two University of Oregon football players charged with burglary are found guilty, they face discipline from the judicial system and from Coach Kelly. But what about the University?
Oregon Highway Deaths Down
State Police say highway deaths in Oregon have dropped nine percent, their lowest mark since 1950.
Comparing UO Football Charges
University of Oregon quarterback Jeremiah Masoli is facing the most serious charges among the players charged with a crime.
Masoli's Legal Issues Dissected
Now that UO's football quarterback officially faces burglary charges, how much time, if any, could Masoli face if convicted?
Les Schwab Settles Lawsuit
Les Schwab will pay $2 million to settle a suit claiming the company discriminated against women.
$2.4 Million Slashed Out of Corvallis Budget
After Wednesday night's meeting, it was clear the fire, police, parks and recreation department, and the Corvallis Public Library were some of the services most likely to take a hit.
Eugene to Apply for Google Fiber
They now have a website dedicated to their cause, allowing residents to take part in the bid.
Beltline Highway Renamed 'Randy Papé Beltway'
So far, ODOT says replacing the signs will cost an estimated $250,000, which the department will cover.
Coburg Voters Approve Wastewater Project
Coburg residents narrowly approved the city's wastewater project with a 242 to 220 vote earlier this week.
Madras Man on the Run After Redmond Chase
A Madras man is wanted after running from police during a pursuit through Redmond Wednesday night. The passenger in the car was arrested.
Redmond Bank Robber on the Loose
Redmond Police are searching for the lone suspect they believe held up the Chase Bank in Redmond.
Local Gas Tax Reaction
2 of the 3 gas taxes in Central Oregon failed. What's next for the cities?
Charges Filed Against Masoli, Embry
The two are accused of stealing from a University of Oregon fraternity house in late January. They will appear in court Friday on second degree burglary charges.
Behind The Home & Garden Show
Some vendors they start preparing months in advance. During the week of the Home & Garden Show they put in long hours.
Students React to Oregon Football Developments
Some University of Oregon students say the latest criminal charges filed against Duck Football players is changing the reputation of their school.
LaMichael James to Change 'Not Guilty' Plea Friday
The Lane County District Attorney's office confirms James will return to court Friday to change his not guilty plea.
New Developments In Eugene Arson Investigation
The man accused in one of eight suspicious fires in Eugene this week worked at the sports bar where the first fire broke out.
Controversial Eugene Taser Case to Remain Closed
The controversial case in which a non-English speaking UO student was tasered by a Eugene Police officer will remain closed for good.
2010 Census Takes Place April 1st
The mayors of Coburg, Creswell, Eugene, Lowell, Oakridge, Springfield, Veneta, and Westfir emphasize the importance of an accurate count.
Traffic Signal Timing
Many drivers speed up when they see yellow lights instead of slowing down, and that's why some residents say longer red clearance intervals are necessary.
Temp Work Increasing in Oregon
The U.S. Department of Labor reports payrolls for temporary health services jumped for the fifth straight month in a row.