Travel experts expect 91% of people will drive compared to just 5% of travelers, who are opting to fly.
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.
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.
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.
Weyerhaeuser's Albany Plant to Close
The company will layoff 70 workers as a result of the closure.
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.
Police Shoot Discovery Channel Gunman
Police in suburban Washington D.C. are combing the Discovery Channel's headquarters looking for explosives.
Steve's Tuesday 11PM Sportscast
popcorn, Lobos, and uniforms...
Report: Dunigan Leaving UO, Possibly to Play in Israel
Oregon coach Dana Altman says he's aware of the report but has not talked to Dunigan about it.
NCAA Denies Masoli Waiver to Play in 2010
Masoli's comeback tour at Ole Miss hit a big snag when his waiver request to play this season for the rebels has been denied by the NCAA.
WEB EXTRA: Coaches Press Conference--Mike Riley
Beavers head coach answers questions about OSU's upcoming game against TCU.
WEB EXTRA: Coaches Press Conference--Chip Kelly
Ducks head coach Chip Kelly talks about upcoming game against New Mexico.
Nurse Midwifery Birth Center Provides Natural Birth Options
In the heart of Lane County, Springfield has the only accredited birth center in the state. Open barely three months, this center has already facilitated over 40 deliveries.
Small Businesses Swarm Start-up Expo
In this economy you would think it would be the worst time for a business start up, but an expo in town is proving just the opposite.
Crimestoppers: Prescription Forgery
Slightly stronger than Vicodin, but not quite as potent as Oxycontin, Norco has become the choice for some prescription forgers.
Doctors Staying Busy with Back-to-School Vaccinations
Students heading back to school, also means it's time for back-to-school vaccinations.
RRR: Afterlife Art Exhibit Opens
The Materials Exchange Center for Community Arts (MECCA) kicks off their second annual Afterlife Art Exhibit this week.
Pet Of The Week: Titus
If you're interested in adopting this cute animal or any other pet at Greenhill, you can get a hold of them at 689-1503.
Lubec at Last
Eugene's Pam and Frank Turner arrive at their Down East destination.
Great Rotary Duck Race: Community Kick Off
KEZI 9 News anchor Brandi Smith will be emceeing the event and will be reporting live for KEZI 9 News at 5, 6 and 6:30.
Plastic Bag Ban Fails
California won't become the first state to ban plastic bags at grocery stores.
On the Town: August 27-29
The summer is not quite over. Make the most of it at the Eugene Celebration, the Cuthbert and other events this weekend.
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.
Beavers Blog Day 18: One Week Away
Corvallis, Ore -- Day 18 with the Oregon State Beavers and the team is now really getting in gear for their season opener versus TCU.
NCAA Denies Masoli Waiver to Play in 2010
Masoli's comeback tour at Ole Miss hit a big snag when his waiver request to play this season for the rebels has been denied by the NCAA.