Interview: Harlem Globetrotter Kenny "The Blenda" Rodriguez
The Harlem Globetrotters perform Friday night at the Matthew Knight Arena.
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State Police Investigate Poaching near Bandon
Oregon State Police is looking for the suspect(s) who poached a blacktail doe and fawn deer in Coos County.
Recall Ballots Sent to Douglas County Voters
Petitioners requested the recall for three of the five members of the Winston-Dillard Fire District Board.
Springfield Man Accused of Faking Cancer Arrested
Springfield police say church members who testified before the grand jury say they felt swindled.
"The Donkey Show" Back on the Air
For the first time since one of its hosts got fired, "The Donkey Show" was back on KFLY Tuesday afternoon.
Doernbecher's Donation Jar Money Stolen from Yogurt Extreme
Police are looking for a woman who stole money from a charity donation jar from the counter of a local business.
Groups to Weigh in on Downtown Exclusion Zone
The downtown exclusion zone has been in place for more than three years, but Tuesday night the city council could decide to let it end.
EWEB Proposes Another 5-Percent Rate Raise
The utility just raised customer rates 5 percent back in November, so after May's increase it will be 10 percent higher than this time last year.
Local WIC Program Wins Breastfeeding Award
The program will receive a $10,000 bonus award to fund breastfeeding projects.
EWEB Holding Public Meeting About Rate Increase
EWEB will hold the first of two public meetings Tuesday night to discuss proposed rate increases.
Cal Young Neighbors Concerned About Tree Removal
Residents in the Cal Young neighborhood are concerned more of their neighborhood trees could be on the chopping block.
UO Hosting Off-Campus Housing Fair
University of Oregon students can find out more about off-campus housing opportunities Wednesday.
Interview: Harlem Globetrotter Kenny "The Blenda" Rodriguez
The Harlem Globetrotters perform Friday night at the Matthew Knight Arena.
Metal Thieves Strike Willamette High School, Head Start
Metal thieves struck more facilities in Eugene, this time at a school and Head Start program.
70-Year-Old Corvallis Man Charged with Raping 5-Year-Old Girl
Seventy-year-old Edward Barker was arrested Saturday after he allegedly raped a 5-year-old girl who is a member of his family.
Churchill High School Bleachers Take a Beating
The KEZI 9 Game of the Week between Churchill and Sheldon got pretty heated, not only on the court but off as well.
Springfield Residents Will Likely See Sanipac Rate Hike
Springfield city councilors are expected to decide Tuesday night on a Sanipac rate hike that would affect Springfield residents.
Man Accused of Faking Cancer Arrested
Charles Embleton is was indicted on theft charges for for pretending he had pancreatic cancer and collected money from his church.
Lane County Warns About Voter Scam
Lane County officials want voters to know about a potential scam that's going around.
Thieves Targeting Backflow Valves in West Eugene
Copper thieves hit a number of businesses in west Eugene over the weekend, but it's what the thieves are targeting that's out of the ordinary.
More Non-Residents Get Medical Marijuana Cards
Oregon is the only state in the country to issue medical marijuana cards to non-residents.
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Top Stories
- Two Western Journalists Killed in Syria
An American and a French journalist were killed in the central Syrian city of Homs on Wednesday, the nineteenth day of intense shelling by the forces of President Bashar al-Assad bent on quashing a growing opposition. The deaths of American Marie Colvin and Frechman Remi Ochlik were confirmed by French Foreign Minister Alain Juppe. They come less than a week after New York Times correspondent Anthony Shadid died in northern Syria from an asthma attack and a day after well-known Syrian opposition Rami al-Sayed journalist died in Homs. A Long Island native, Colvin wrote for the British Sunday Times. Like Shadid, she was considered one of the best foreign correspondents in the world, covering global conflicts for decades. Ochlik was a freelance photographer who recently won a 2012 World Press Photo prize for a photo from the Libyan revolution.
- Argentine Train Crashes, Killing 49
Argentine train slams into busy station during morning commute, killing 49 and injuring 100s
- Photos: Journalists Who Have Died In The Line Of Duty
War Reporters Killed
- Watch: Theroux Breakdances on 'Ellen'
Jennifer Aniston's boyfriend puts on his dancing shoes and busts a move.
- 2 Shot at Wal-Mart Distribution Center
County official: 2 shot at central Virginia Wal-Mart distribution center, conditions unknown
- Quran Burning Incites Deadly Riots
17 wounded as Afghan police fire at anti-US protesters angry over Quran burning.