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"Holy Infested Attic, Batman!"
Wednesday we told you about a man who bought a house in Roseburg that ended up having hundreds of bats inside the attic. Thursday, KPIC Reporter Megan Sweeney went inside the attic of the bat infested home. More
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Wolf tangles with grizzly bear and cubs
A grizzly bear with cubs chuffs and bluff charges a wolf. The wolf appears to be alone and, at times, postures as if it is playing. Remote Video Footage by USGS Northern Divide Bear Project and Glacier National Park. | WATCH THE ORIGINAL More
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RAW VIDEO: Ride the cable car to the New Carissa
Take a ride on the one-of-a-kind cable car that carries crews to the platforms around the wreckage of the New Carissa off the Oregon Coast. More
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Mr. Food: Asian-Marinated Pork Chops
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Linda Smith explains the difference between debt settlement and consolidation
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Elkton names new park
Alfred S. Tyson is the former Elkton Mayor, and he has dedicated 24 years of service to the city. Current Mayor Rebecca Swearingen says there was no question in anyone's mind what to name the park. More
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Celebrated on 07/24/2008
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Entertainment Report 07/24/2008
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Drowning victim's family starts fund for hero
When 18-year-old John Taylor was struggling in the South Umpqua River on July 9th, 16-year-old Noah Eyers jumped in and pulled him out of the water. More
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Robber sentenced to 23 years
The woman who pleaded guilty to robbing several businesses in the Roseburg area with what turned out to be a fake gun has been sentenced to 23 years in prison. More
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Volosin to plead against attorney's advice
The man who eluded police for several weeks after a chase in the Green District appeared in court Wednesday morning, and said he has decided to plead to the charges against him. More
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Cardstacker's huge Olympic tribute takes steady hand
Beijing's Olympic architecture is getting raves for its cutting-edge style and innovation. That same innovation has inspired world record holder in cardstacking Brian Berg to build an extraordinary tribute. More
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'Routine traffic stops' cost department $74,000
Pay attention, don't drink and drive, give room to an officer making a stop. Sounds like a pretty basic driving lesson, but one Minnesota police chief says he can't preach those points enough. More
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Eugene tech plant closure to idle 1,100 workers
Hynix , a Korean semiconductor manufacturer that employs over 1,000 people in Eugene, plans to cease production in the next two months, according to Mayor Kitty Piercy, who met with the company chairman today. More
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First rats, now bats
A second Douglas County home is found with infestation. First it was a Sutherlin home with rats, now a Roseburg house is found to be full of bats. More
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Mr. Food: Sizing Up a Serving and a Portion
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Linda Smith speaks about debt reduction services
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Talent show to replace Rickett's Revue
Karen Collier from K.C.B. Dance has taken on the challenge, and she is excited to continue what has been a tradition for so many years here in Douglas County. More
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Wildlife Safari expands lion viewing area
Visitors at the drive-though animal park in Winston can now get even closer to captive lions. More
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Celebrated on 07/23/2008
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Entertainment Report 07/23/2008
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Beachgoers amazed at surprise response to slain turtle
Beachgoers in Hawaii flocking to a simple memorial for a slain female sea turtle were moved to tears when another turtle, a large male, emerged from the surf, crawled to the sandy shrine and spent hours staring at a photo of his fallen compatriot. More
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Suspect in pregnant teen death had baby obsession
A woman accused of slicing open a pregnant woman's belly and taking her baby was obsessed with getting an infant and even had hallucinations of hearing babies cry after a February 1990 miscarriage, according to court records. More
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Slick kayak tricks
A teen phenom displays some of the tricks and turns that have made him one of the world's best freestyle kayakers. More
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Verifying worker Social Security could cost jobs, revenue
A new study says a crackdown on illegal labor could cost Oregon up to $656 million in tax revenue and 173,500 jobs. The study was released as the nation awaits a federal court decision on whether employers must verify Social Security numbers for their workers. More
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Mr. Food: Parsleyed Red Potatoes
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Lisa Hawley visits about Relay For Life
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'Skimmers' used to drain the bank accounts of dozens in Wash.
At least 75 people have fallen victim to a "highly organized" group of thieves who used skimmers to steal debit card information and drain money from Wash. residents' bank accounts, officials said. More
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Heart Gallery Pictoral, Johnathen
Little 7 year old boy looking for his "forever family". More
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Celebrated on 07/22/2008
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Entertainment Report 07/22/2008
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Merkley challenges Sen. Smith to October debate series
Jeff Merkley says he wants to hold a series of debates in October in Portland, Eugene, Forest Grove, Medford and Pendleton. So far, Sen. Smith hasn't responded to the debate proposal. More
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Winston skate park nearing construction
The City of Winston, along with private donors plan to spend a total of $350,000 to build a new skate park near Riverbend Park. More
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Hunter who shot, paralyzed UO student sentenced
A Veneta man was driving on a rural road near Eugene last fall when he noticed movement in the brush. He stopped his Jeep and fired a .17-caliber varmint rifle at what he thought was a skunk. It was actually a student playing paintball with friends. More
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7/21/08 Dog of the Week
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7/21/08 Cat of the Week
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Another fish pest found in Diamond Lake
After spending millions of dollars to get rid of the tui chub to restore the natural balance at Diamond Lake, the state has found another potential fish pest that is not a native and is commonly used as a bait fish. More
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Bait fish found in Diamond Lake
Some scary news for Diamond Lake, after all the effort they have made to make sure no one releases a bait fish in the lake, they've found some unwanted fish. More
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15-year-old wows crowd with piano
A young Brazilian girl is making a big name for herself in the music world, and Saturday night she brought her piano talent to Douglas County. More
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Cheryl Caplan talks about the Umpqua National Forest
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Concert to benefit the Cullett family
The fifth annual Day for Grace is coming up this Sunday, July 27th at the Douglas County Fairgrounds Amphitheater. This year, the headline group is Sanctus Real, along with four other bands. More
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FDA finds salmonella strain in jalapeno pepper
Government inspectors have found the same salmonella strain responsible for a nationwide food-poisoning outbreak in a Mexican-grown jalapeno in a Texas plant, prompting a new warning for consumers to avoid eating fresh jalapenos. More
