Troop Aid Group Needs Donations to Continue Operating
Even though its shelves are stocked, a local non-profit group that sends care packages to troops around the world, is on the brink of closing and is in desperate need for support.
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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.
TSA Relaxes Rules for Senior Citizens
Senior citizens 75 or older will now get through security lines at the Eugene Airport with less hassle.
Primary Ballots Trickling In
There is one week left to go to make your vote count. The Primary Election is Tuesday, May 15.
Springfield Man Injured After Crash near Leaburg
A Springfield man was taken to the hospital after a crash on Highway 126 Sunday.
State Allows Foreign ID Cards
Governor John Kitzhaber recently announced a new policy allowing Oregon police to accept Mexican identification cards.
Oregon Announces $1.9 Billion Health Care Agreement
The health care system in Oregon is getting a big financial boost.
Donate Life Northwest Excited about New Facebook Feature
Donate Life Northwest hopes with Facebook's help they can register many more donors.
Sunriver's Newest Attraction, the SHARC, Opens Monday
The Sunriver Homeowners Aquatic and Recreation Center opens Monday, and they want you to come visit!
Plane Crash Kills Two near Sisters
A plane crash near Sisters killed two men Monday morning.
UO Baseball Team Reacts to Football Marijuana Article
The UO baseball team hasn't really had time to focus on the article by ESPN, but that doesn't mean they haven't heard about it.
Troop Aid Group Needs Donations to Continue Operating
Even though its shelves are stocked, a local non-profit group that sends care packages to troops around the world, is on the brink of closing and is in desperate need for support.
UO Students to Appear on 'Shark Tank'
Two University of Oregon students say they're getting more fame than they ever expected after coming up with Wild Squirrel Nut Butter.
'Lost' Actor Matthew Fox Arrested for DUI in Bend
Matthew Fox, the star of TV shows like Lost and Party of Five, was arrested on drunk driving charges in Bend.
Gas Prices Drop
Gas prices in Oregon have dropped by 11 cents since April.
Facebook Organ Donation App Brings Local Success
Facebook launched a program on Tuesday that lets users register to be organ donors.
Researchers: Stream Temps Don't Parallel Warming Climate
A new study finds stream temperatures in the Western U.S. don't mirror the general warming of the atmosphere.
Records Show Questionable Oregon Trail Card Transactions
New records released by DHS show sometimes people with the Oregon Trail Cards use them to get cash or buy things at casinos, liquor stores and bars.
UO Faculty Set to Unionize
University of Oregon faculty reached an agreement with administrators this week to unionize.
Free Admission Offered During National Parks Week
National Park Week starts April 21, and that means free admission at all 397 national parks.
Driver Cited in Crash near Brothers
Oregon State Police cited a truck driver after his commercial truck and tanker rolled over and crashed near Brothers Wednesday night.
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