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Mom accused of sneaking pot to son in prison
A Memphis mom faces time in prison -- for allegedly smuggling pot to her son who is behind bars. Police say she put the pot in a potato chip bag to sneak it into the Shelby County Penal Farm. Nick Kenney has the story.
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Masked man with gun robs Roseburg pharmacy
A masked man police consider armed and dangerous robbed the drive-up window at a drugstore at gunpoint Wednesday night, making off with several bottles of the narcotic painkiller Oxycontin.
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Lifelock to pay millions to settle false advertising claims
A company that promised to protect consumers from identity theft has agreed to pay $12 million to settle false advertising claims brought by the Federal Trade Commission and 35 states, including Oregon and Washington. More
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Horses learn to paint
A horse is a horse, of course, of course. Unless that horse has a paintbrush in his mouth. Then he's an artist. A Florida horse farm has been transformed into an artists colony, thanks to one crafty trainer. Ferdinand Zogbaum shows us some of the works from these equine Picassos.
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Homeowners walk away from mortgages
Millions of Americans are behind on their mortgages, and at risk of foreclosure. As the Obama administration tries to find new ways to help struggling home owners -- Many are cutting their losses, and simply walking away from their homes. Its sparking an important ethical debate in the U.S., that could have serious implications for mortgage holders. Maggie Lake reports.
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High school hockey brawl
New Hampshire high school administrators are trying to determine which if any students will be punished for a brawl after a playoff hockey game Saturday. It started with a scuffle between two players, then descended into a free-for-all. Heather Hamel takes a look at the fight.
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Spotlight on Your Health - Sutherlin Health Clinic
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AFS Exchange Student Program
Veronica Puga Duran, an exchange student from Chile, visits about her experience here in America, the earthquake in her homeland, and how you can become a host family. More
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Douglas County Employer Council
Rheanna Mosier discusses an upcoming job expo put on by the Employer Council. More
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State Attorney General fighting domestic violence
Attorney General John Kroger said he has hired a new prosecutor to fight domestic violence. He spoke to the Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce Monday at the Douglas County Fairgrounds.
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Lookingglass Block Run raises money for cross-country teams
More than 200 runners and walkers gathered in Lookingglass Saturday for the annual Lookingglas Block Run and Walk to raise money for cross-country teams at Roseburg High School and middle schools.
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Pending ordinance, new cab company could expand Roseburg's taxi cab services
Follow up on a Roseburg man who's trying to expand taxi cab service in Douglas County after city councilors are taking the next step in finalizing a new taxi ordinance.
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4A Girls State Tournament: Marist rolls over Sutherlin
The Spartans were never really challenged in a 53-32 victory.
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Facing felony, will QB Masoli play for Ducks next season?
The University of Oregon won't comment, but football fans are wondering about quarterback Jeremiah Masoli's status on the team.
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UO quarterback to face felony burglary charge
The Lane County District Attorney's office has filed felony second degree burglary charges against quarterback Jeremiah Masoli and former wide receiver Garrett Embry.
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Local dance group wins way to nationals
Infinity All-Stars are headed for Las Vegas this spring for national dance competition after winning the event in Tacoma, Washington.
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Foreclosed home hijacked
Imagine returning to your home to find someone else living in it. That's what happend to a young couple in Washington state. One of the couple's neighbors had apparently took it upon himself to rent the home that was headed for foreclosure. Denise Whitaker reports.
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Boy's 911 call saves family: 'Bring cops. A lot of them!'
A terrified 7-year-old boy begged emergency dispatchers to send police to his Southern California home where three armed robbers threatened his parents, according to a recording of the call released Tuesday. More
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Thief uses charm to open doors for L.A. heists
The Los Angeles Police Department has dubbed him the "Rico Suave Bandit". Officials say he is wanted for a string of burglaries at hotels as well as a at the Staples Center. Suraya Fadel has the story from Los Angeles, where police believe the "Rico Suave Bandit" has made his biggest score yet.
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Mom reads living son's obituary in paper
The Dallas Morning News printed an obituary announcing the death of a man that's still alive. Shelly Slater reports.
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Scammers profile their targets
Many victims who lose thousands of dollars to scams are senior citizens. But investigators say scammers profile their targets in every age group and some people who least expect it, may have the most to lose. More
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Black market butt implants
How far would you go to get a better butt? Six New Jersey women have been hospitalized after receiving buttocks-enhancing injections that may have contained the same material used to caulk bathtubs. John Bathke gets to the bottom of the story.
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NY considering penny-per-ounce soda tax
New York's Governor David Paterson wants to sweeten the state's coffers with additional taxes on sugary soda drinks. The state's facing a deficit of around nine-billion dollars. John McLoughlin reports some industry officials are finding the governor's idea hard to swallow.
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The wacky restaurants of Taiwan
In another kind of diner's experience, we look at the wacky and bizarre world of themed restaurants. Our Anna Coren takes us to Taiwan where syringes and chalk boards are offering diner's a unique culinary experience.
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Taser develops police uniform cameras
New technology that could help on the crime scene and in the courtroom. Taser International is launching a new video camera system, to be worn by police officers. The goal: to capture a crime on video as it's happening. Christopher Sign has the story.
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Victim helps turn the table on con artists
Geoffrey Groff-Smith was sickened to learn thieves were draining his family's accounts by tricking his wife. As you learn his story, keep in mind the same thing is likely happening right now to a friend, a neighbor, or even a member of your family. More
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Kent: 'Support your basketball team, or don't'
Ernie Kent answered questions from the media Monday about reports that his tenure with the University of Oregon men's basketball program would come to an end when the Duck season is over. "I've been coaching for -- how many years now? -- 20 something years, and I've heard a lot of noise," he said.
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Beware of skimmers when using debit cards at the pump
Paying at the pump with a debit card is fast and convenient, but these days it's also risky. Thieves have a variety of devices that let them secretly snag your account number and pin code when you pay at the pump. More
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Family's traveling circus destroyed by Chilean tsunami
It's going to take years for Chile to recover from the earthquake. It destroyed much more than just homes and buildings. One family's entire business was wiped out -- taking their hopes and dreams along with it. Sara Sidner has their story.
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Dog urine artwork
A unique open house was held in Lakewood, Ohio. Bill Ringen introduces us to the canine artist.
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Bull breaks free at rodeo
People going to the Houston Rodeo got quite a show, even after the gates closed. A bull broke free after the Livestock Show and Rodeo closed, running through the parking lot. One man caught the chaos on camera. Courtney Gilmore has the story.
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