By Bryce Anslinger
March 24, 2009
SPRINGFIELD, Ore. -- The birth of a healthy baby is the dream any parent. That's why the murder of a seemingly healthy infant in Springfield has stuck with investigators since it happened in 1992. The newborn baby girl never had a chance; the medical examiner ruled the death a homicide after the autopsy revealed cause of death was asphyxiation. The baby also had a fractured skull that possibly happened after her death.
Cougar Sightings Don't Deter Hikers
A woman taking a Sunrise hike spotted not one, but three cougars. She was able to get away safely. Now, hikers are just a little more aware of what they'd do differently.
Residents Talk About Mandated Health Care
One important part of the plan will make health insurance mandatory for most U.S. citizens and legal residents.
Investigators Search for Suspect in Religious Hate Crime Assault
Eugene Police are looking for a suspect in what investigators call a "hate crime."
Father and Son in Serious Condition After Hit and Run Motorcycle Accident
A father and son suffered severe injuries after a pick-up truck struck their motorcycle yesterday afternoon on Highway 99. Police are looking for the driver they say is responsible for the hit and run.
Sanipac and Teamsters Reach Agreement
Sanipac and a teamsters local union have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract for Eugene-area garbage workers.