Thorpe's Gem Leads Ducks Past Beavers
May 17, 2013Tommy Thorpe was dominant holding No. 6 Oregon State to just two infield hits in eight innings in a 3-0 win for tenth-ranked Oregon in game one of the 2013 Civil War Series. Oregon and Oregon State are tied atop the PAC-12 after this game....Read More
E.J. Singler One-on-One Interview
May 17, 2013E.J. Singler sits down with Brandon Kamerman to reflect on his time at Oregon and also talk about the future. Singler is training for the NBA draft, but also says that he's open to play overseas if he's not picked in June's draft....Read More
Light Sprinkle Saturday, Sunny Sunday
May 17, 2013If you have outdoor plans this weekend, the weather shouldn’t be making too much of an impact. In fact, it should be fairly nice. A weak shortwave will move through Oregon Saturday, bringing very light and isolated showers first to the Coast....Read More
Oregon Trials: Beatty Centennial
May 17, 2013This year marks the centennial hundredth anniversary of the founding of a small Klamath County town that may be a wide spot in the road today, but has a colorful history. "I think it was a bustling little town. What you had was three grocery stores."...Read More
What is a "Sneaker Wave?"
May 17, 2013A sneaker wave is a large wave that typically appears out of nowhere along coastal sections. They form from very strong storms that develop along the eastern side of Asia. They can grow nearly as large as hurricanes but are not tropical. ...Read More
“Common Core” Coming to Oregon
May 17, 2013Local schools are piloting new tests as part of a major curriculum overhaul. It is part of the Common Core state standards, a national set of benchmarks intended to make kids more globally competitive. Oregon is one of 45 states to adopt Common Core ...Read More
Talent Students Learn About Japan
May 17, 2013An already bilingual classroom at Talent Elementary becomes tri-lingual for the day. The Japan-America Society of Oregon designed a special “on the road” program to teach kids about life in Japan. Three Japanese women joined the class for a few hours...Read More
Pet of the Week: Lucille
May 17, 2013These weeks furry feline is Lucille! Lucille is one of three kittens. She has a soft white coat & for this reason should be primarily an indoor cat. She is young & playful! Lucille is looking for a loving owner to care for her and show her affection. ...Read More
Taking Flight: "Walk for Williams"
May 17, 2013This weekend, you can lace up your tennis shoes to bring attention to a disorder only 1 in 10,000 people have. The "Walk for Williams Awareness Walk and 5k Run" is happening Saturday. The goal is to put "Williams Syndrome" in the spotlight....Read More
High & Low Pressure Circulation
May 17, 2013Because the sun heats the earth’s surface unevenly it causes air to expand & contract at different places across the globe. As a result, air pressure is different at all points on Earth. It’s these pressure differences that cause the wind to blow....Read More
Feeling More Like Spring
May 17, 2013Yesterday was unseasonably cool across the region and today will only be a few degrees warmer but we will see more sunshine. Chance for isolated showers this morning, mainly just sprinkles, before drying out later this afternoon with gradual clearing...Read More
Heroin: Heating Up, Part 2
May 16, 2013Heroin is attracting a wave of new, younger users. According to the National Institute on Drug Addiction, nearly half of young people who reported using heroin also said they tried prescription drugs. They started using heroin because it was cheaper and easier to get....Read More
Jamie Flynn: Amatuer AotW
May 16, 2013Jamie Flynn is the ace for the Ashland Grizzlies. He has excellent command of his pitches, but he's one of the top pitchers in the state not just because of how his physical skills. It's his mental approach to the game that makes him one of the best....Read More
Isolated Showers This Evening
May 16, 2013Thursday’s system did not turn out to dump as much rain as the computer models were suggesting. These weak disturbances that have moved in all week have been rather difficult to forecast for. Showers over the viewing area will begin to taper off this evening....Read More
Dan’s Garden: Container Gardening
May 16, 2013If you have a patio and no yard, the OSU Master Gardeners have some advice for container gardening. OSU Master Gardener Cicely Fleury explains which vegetables do best in planters. For more information, consult the OSU Master Gardeners Hotlines....Read More
New Online Tax Credit in Jackson County
May 16, 2013There is an economic boost for Jackson County businesses doing work over the Internet. The county can now offer a tax credit to businesses increasing their online presence. The benefit would provide a 25% income tax credit for qualifying companies....Read More
Ultimate Spring BBQ: Grill Cleaning
May 16, 2013"Down here at the Butcher Shop, we use the barbecue quite a bit," Justin Small says. "So, what we generally want to start by doing is heating it up to basically the highest point we get the grill that way it will singe off & burn off....Read More
New Building in Bella Vista Heights
May 16, 2013On Thursday, commuters saw the waterfall at Bella Vista Heights running again, and officials say the water flowing is a sign the housing industry is on the upswing. The land at Bella Vista Heights has been vacant for years, since the housing market....Read More
Britt Festival 2013 Tickets Now On Sale
May 16, 2013With a month to go before this year's Britt Festival gets underway ticket sales are already up from last year. Nearly 100 people lined up at the box office as ticket sales opened. The first people in line set up camp around 5 a.m....Read More
Jodi Arias Death Penalty Hearing
May 16, 2013In the first step in the penalty phase of the Yreka woman’s murder trial, they jury that convicted arias of the murder of Travis Alexander decided Wednesday that alexander suffered enough during the crime to warrant Arias being put to death....Read More
