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'I'd say a good percentage of Iraqis are already in the database'
Oregon National Guard soldiers create and distribute official ID cards to the Iraqi police. They take iris scans, fingerprint scans and new photos with the Iraqi flag as a background. The data is key to U.S. security -- and job security for the Iraqi police.
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Jury rejects insanity plea from child rapist
A Lane County jury has rejected the insanity defense of a man who confessed to kidnapping and raping a 10-year-old girl, and is a suspect in an attempted abduction in Douglas County.
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Celebrated on 11/06/2009
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Kennel Club Dog Show
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Veteran's Day Parade still looking for entrants
Organizers are getting ready for the big Veteran's Day Parade in downtown Roseburg, and they are still looking for participants. There will be a fly-over by the National Guard jets, weather permitting, but the parade will go on rain or shine.
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Mailman arrested for drunk driving
Neither rain, nor sleet nor gloom of night kept the Florida mail carrier from his appointed rounds. But, a vicious cocktail of wine and mouthwash sure did! Vince Norman explains.
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Cat treated for H1N1
Can a cat get swine flu? Apparently so. LuAnne Sorrell has the story.
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How "Augmented Reality" works
It's in phones, video games, and even magazines, but what is augmented reality? Well, imagine you're looking through the eyes..of the Terminator. Kristie Lu Stout, in Hong Kong, shows us how it works.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC VIDEO - Officials finding more headless deer
With rifle season underway the Oregon State Police say they've experienced an increase in calls regarding headless dear found around Douglas County.
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Storm smashes the Oregon Coast
The city of Florence is gearing up for its first storm of the season. Coast Guard officials tell KVAL News that winds could reach 70 miles per hour by Thursday night. Wave swells could reach 17 feet. >>>TRACK STORM WITH INTERACTIVE RADAR
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Police find 2 acres of suspected stolen goods
You just never know what you're going to find when you go out on a police call. Sheriff's deputies in Clay County, Missouri got a call that someone shot at a dog. But, when they arrived, they say found one of the biggest stockpiles of stolen property they've ever seen. Ryan Kath shows how the story unfolded.
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Veteran's Day Concert
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The great American Bug Race
It's an annual race in Florida that may make your skin crawl! The contestants are grasshoppers, beetles and yes, cockroaches. And after 27 years, it seems nothing can squash Palm Beach Atlantic University's claim to fame -- The Great American Bug Race. Kevin Sinicki has more on this creepy crawly competition.
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Jordan's son tries to follow in father shoes... literally!
He's the son of basketball hall-of-famer Michael Jordan, and Marcus Jordan took to the floor in his first preseason game with the University of Central Florida team. But Marcus' performance on the court wasn't the only thing on the crowd's mind. As Adam Longo reports, Jordan's shoes seem to have sparked a controversy.
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Man allegedly stabs himself to avoid work
Have you ever had one of those days where you wake up trying to find a way to avoid going to work? Well, one Edgewater, Colorado man took getting out of work to the extreme when police say he stabbed himself, and then said he was attacked! Kim Posey has more.
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Roseburg volleyball opens playoffs with victory
Indians beat Reynolds; Elkton drops heartbreaker Wednesday night
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Celebrated on 11/05/2009
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Roseburg park officials looking for public input
The Roseburg Parks and Recreation Department wants the public's input on the new playground set at Stewart Park. The city will be replacing the 17-year-old wooden play set with some new structures.
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Lucas Corder, KPIC Student Athlete of the Week
If Finlay Field is Roseburg football's cathedral, then the end zone is senior Lucas Corder's holy grail. The running back/linebacker was last year's 1st team All-League defensive end, and collegiate coaches have been noticing.
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Sutherlin official concerned about future funding
Both of the measures in Sutherlin's election on Tuesday didn't pass, so what will that now mean for the city of Sutherlin? The charter amendment will not be repealed and rates will not go up because voters said they didn't want it.
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Wife accidentally strikes husband on I-5
There was a close call on southbound I-5 Wednesday afternoon when a man was pulled over to the side of the freeway and was hit by a van driven by his wife. Luckily, the injuries were minor.
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County moving ahead with Weaver Road bridge project
The county is moving ahead with a project in southern Douglas County that would give Myrtle Creek another freeway access point. Officials say most of the funding will come from the federal government.
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Florida lizard makes it big in Hollywood
A Florida lizard makes it big in Hollywood! That's right. There's a second gecko starring in the new Geico ads. Scott Johnson introduces us to the new "star."
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Spotlight on Your Health - Dr. Joel Daven
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Celebrated on 11/04/2009
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Celebrated on 11/03/2009
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Celebrated on 11/02/2009
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Celebrated on 10/30/2009
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Celebrated on 10/29/2009
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Celebrated on 10/28/2009
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Celebrated on 10/27/2009
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New maps installed along Roseburg bike path
The Roseburg Parks Department has installed six new directional maps along the popular multi-path system in Roseburg. The the new maps were done with financial assistance from Cascade Community Credit Union.
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RHS girls drop match to Sheldon Tuesday night
Roseburg enters the OSAA 6A girls soccer State Championships as the conference's number two representative after the Indians lost to Sheldon 1-0 in a league playoff Tuesday night at Finlay Field.
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Gas prices up, but holding steady
Gas prices are up a bit but have held steady, dropping just slightly during the past couple days, which could be signaling a chance that the prices could be leveling off.
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Kid eats bug to get an "A"
Study hard, do your homework, go to class, usually those are the keys to getting a good grade. Well, one California high schooler says his teacher promised him a shortcut: eat a fly, get an 'A.' But now, as Laura Cole reports, the teen says his teacher failed to deliver on the deal.
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Dog gives birth to 21 puppies
You may think having one baby is hard, but what about giving birth to 21 babies? That's what one American bulldog in Illinois did in one long night! John Auble visits the mama dog and her big family.
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Police not sure if suspicious man involved in Glendale shooting
Douglas County Sheriff's officers are looking for a man who residents say suspiciously approached their children in front of their home Monday. They say the description was similar to that of the person of interest in the Glendale shooting last month.
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China's latest export: Rock 'n Roll
Forget imitation goods and near perfect knock-offs. China says it's offering up something purely authentic; hoping to catch a little attention from the west. China is a major player on the global exporting stage; but the country is also producing something for an entirely different stage, rock 'n roll. As Emily Chang reports, China's underground music scene is about to break out. As musicians try to find success overseas.
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Absentee rate dropping back down in Roseburg schools
Many of the schools in the Roseburg district are still struggling with high absentees because of the flu, but this week most of the schools are starting to see the number of absent students dropping.
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Sutherlin officer cleared in use of Taser
The Sutherlin Police Department requested that the Douglas County Major Crimes Team review a use of force incident that occurred a week ago. The major crimes team determined the officer's use of force was appropriate and justifiable.
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