HeartChase Event This Saturday Promotes Healthy Living
In an effort to teach healthy lifestyles during stroke awareness month, a Corvallis group is organizing an "Amazing Race" styled event for this weekend.
Holiday Travel Expected to Rise
The AAA reports that 11 percent of Americans will be traveling during Memorial Day weekend.
Law Enforcement to Increase Memorial Day Weekend Patrols
Get ready for extra eyes on the road this Memorial Day weekend. Deputies, troopers and officers are working together to catch drunk drivers.
Business Commute Challenge: Momentive Looks for Momentum
Here is a look at the Springfield business Momentive Specialty Chemicals. This is its second year in the competition.
Court Focuses on Swartout's Personal Life
Swartout's defense started to lay out its case Wednesday to try to prove the woman accused of murdering her baby was never pregnant.
Corvallis City Parks Employees Rescue Kittens from Hole
Those kittens KEZI 9 News told you about on Tuesday are now safe and looking for a home after Corvallis city workers saved them from a hole.
Time for Campaign Signs to Come Down
A sure sign of election season has to disappear now that the primary is over.
Voters Pass Fire Bond Measure
The Junction City Fire Chief says that money is desperately needed to keep basic operations going and keep from laying someone off.
Taylor, Valle Will Face Off in November
Eugene City Councilor Betty Taylor snagged 48 percent of the vote, and Juan Carlos Valle got 42 percent.
Is Facebook Advertising Effective?
With GM pulling away from the social media giant, it might make you wonder: How effective is advertising on a site like Facebook?
Businesses Support Public Transportation
Two lucky winners in the Business Commute Challenge got to test their "big rig" driving skills Wednesday.
Trooper Justified in Shooting Kidnapping Suspect
A judge ruled the trooper who shot a man holding a kidnapped woman hostage was justified.
Farr's Look at the Lane County Budget
Eugene City Councilor Pat Farr defeated incumbent county commissioner Rob Handy to become the newest county commissioner.
Olympic Track and Field Trial Tickets Released
The Olympic Track and Field Trials are just around the corner, and tickets for the events are now on the way to their owners.
May 2012 Primary Election Results
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Pat Farr Leads Commissioner Race
The race for Lane County Commissioner - North Eugene spot wasn't as close as many expected it to be.
Piercy Wins Third Term
Kitty Piercy secured her third term as Eugene's mayor Tuesday night.
Students Have Mixed Feelings About Primary Election
The majority of UO students only live in Eugene for four to five years, which is why many of them say they don't feel a need to participate in local elections.
Facebook Goes Public
By the end of this week, you could own part of Facebook.
Court Plays Swartout's Taped Confession
Jurors watched a dramatic taped murder confession given by Angelica Swartout on the sixth day of her re-trial.
Voter Turnout Low in Benton County
Benton County voter turnout is at its lowest point in the past 20 years.
Business Commute Challenge: Systems West Engineering
One of the businesses that is participating this year also won the challenge last year.
Storm Damage Closes a Corvallis Park's Play Area
City crews have fenced off the play area after all of the recent storms this past winter created large holes and exposed sharp metal edges.
UO Study: Water Promotes Better Eating
A study done at UO with Michigan State says that water could be the key to getting kids to eat more vegetables.
Voters Concerned with Mayor, Commissioner Races
Voter turnout suggests there isn't a lot of interest in the primary races.
Oregon Obesity Rates Increase
A recent study says obesity rates jumped 121 percent among adults since 1990.
St. Vincent de Paul Moving to North Eugene
St. Vincent De Paul is moving from Seneca to north Eugene right down the street from Costco.
Ninkasi Joins Business Commute Challenge
The Business Commute Challenge is a competition between locals businesses to see which can reduce its carbon footprint.
Survey: 43% of Teens Say they Text & Drive
The survey found that while nearly every teen admits to knowing texting while driving is dangerous, 43 percent of them say they are guilty of it.
Oregon Transportation Managers Research New Ways to Collect Tax
Right now Oregon drivers don't get to choose how they pay their road tax, but that could change.