There is a new reason to doubt the truth in labeling when it comes to children's cereal.
Researchers say kids are spoon-fed a steady diet of advertising to make them want cereal that satisfies their sweet tooth.
The researchers say it's not just TV. Makers of sugared cereals have websites with games, music and cartoons that further entice children to eat their brands.
Ben Bond Trial Exposes Case Details
A judge acquits Ben Bond of the charge against him, ending the meter maid saga.
Ben Bond Trial Ends With Acquital
The judge in the case has acquitted Bond of all charges which ended a trial that could have lasted another day.
Ben Bond Acquitted On Obstruction Charge
Bond had been charged with Obstruction of a Governmental or Judicial Function.
Homeless Project Connect Reinforces Importance of Census
The 2010 one-night homeless count shows Lane County's homeless rate took a big jump this year. That's a big challenge for census workers, for a variety of reasons. Thursday, they attempted to count at the annual Project Homeless Connect.
OSU Pilot Teams with NASA to Reduce Air Traffic
NASA and local Oregon engineers have developed a new system to help reduce airport congestion.