-
High School Gameday:
Nov. 6th, 2009 - Part 2
The ninth week of prep football brought plenty of key matchups on the final Friday night of the regular season. Highlights from segment one of High School Gameday include: Crescent Valley, West Albany, Springfield, Willamette, Mohawk, Lowell, Douglas, South Umpqua . You can become a fan of High School Gameday on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Want more coverage for your team? Send in your pictures and videos on younews.
More
-
High School Gameday:
Nov. 6th, 2009 - Part 1
The ninth week of prep football brought plenty of key matchups on the final Friday night of the regular season. Highlights from segment one of High School Gameday include: Sheldon, Marist, Elmira, Sweet Home, Junction City, La Pine, Pleasant Hill, Thurston, Marshfield, North Eugene, Churchill. You can become a fan of High School Gameday on Facebook or follow us on Twitter. Want more coverage for your team? Send in your pictures and videos on younews.
More
-
YouNews:
Spain comes to Market of Choice
More
-
Springfield: The 'can-do' city faces hard times
The mayor calls Springfield, Ore., the 'can-do' city, one that bounces back from defeat and keeps chugging along. Now is no exception: The current economic crisis has taken its toll on Sid Leiken's city.
More
-
Police station vandalized: 'It's the police, you don't do that!"
Vandals smashed the plane glass windows in the Eugene Police Department's Monroe Street Station Thursday night or early Friday morning. A police van and a parole and probation car in the parking lot were also damaged.
More
-
Teenage prostitutes in Eugene: 'Our main goal ... is to rescue these girls'
Prostitues are leaving the streets and heading online to attract customers. Troublingly, more underage girls are becoming involved with online prostitution in Lane County. Since March, Eugene police have found 10 prostitutes ages 14 to 17 in the area.
More
-
RAW FOOTAGE: Highlights of soccer game violence
New Mexico soccer player Elizabeth Lambert was suspended Friday for her infractions the day before during a 1-0 loss to BYU. Video from the game shows her throwing elbows, colliding with several players and yanking a BYU player to ground by her ponytail.
More
-
Playing sock her: Player pulls hair, throws elbows
New Mexico soccer player Elizabeth Lambert was suspended Friday for her infractions the day before during a 1-0 loss to BYU. Video from the game shows her throwing elbows, colliding with several players and yanking a BYU player to ground by her ponytail.
More
-
Police shoot suspect in Seattle officer's murder
Just after a memorial service for slain Seattle police Officer Tim Brenton concluded Friday afternoon, detectives shot and arrested a suspect in the killing. Officials said a tip from a citizen involving a car parked outside the apartment led them to the location. More
-
Jeff Bedbury's wheels have kept Marist rolling
It is hard to imagine one of the best players on one of the state's best teams flying under the radar, but that has been the case for Marist Senior Jeff Bedbury. As Brian Elder reports, Bedbury and the Spartans hope they have saved their best performances for the upcoming postseason.
More
-
Fallen officer Brenton remembered as hero
Officer Timothy Brenton was remembered as a hero and a teacher at a funeral attended by thousands Friday. "Timothy is a home-grown hero," said Mayor Greg Nickesl, and Gov. Gregoire said Brenton demonstrated that "putting on the uniform is an act of courage every day." More
-
Celebrated on 11/06/2009
More
-
Zonata's "You Are So Beautiful"
The Zonata Foundation of Eugene is presenting the "You Are So Beautiful" Fashion Show on Sunday, November 8th at the Eugene Country Club in Eugene.
More
-
Deer shot, beheaded, dumped in Douglas County
With rifle season underway, the Oregon State Police say they've experienced an increase in calls regarding headless dear found around Douglas County. Poachers "cut the heads off and leave the rest and move on," an Oregon State Police invesitgator said. More
-
Oh, snow! Storm frosts mountain passes
Forecasters expect a storm to deliver up to 3 feet of snow to the Cascades, making for hazardous road conditions.
PASS CAMERAS | INTERACTIVE RADAR | SKI REPORT
More
-
Firefighters rescue animals from pet shop blaze
Firefighters evacuated birds and other animals from a fire in a pet shop, and police and firefighters rushed several of the animals to a nearby animal clinic. Not all of the animals survived.
More
-
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.
More
-
Cat treated for H1N1
Can a cat get swine flu? Apparently so. LuAnne Sorrell has the story.
More
-
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.
More
-
YouNews:
Rural Oregon prepares for Growth
More
-
'She threatened to have someone beat me up'
Earlier this year KVAL News talked to several parents who said their kids were bullied at Oaklea Middle School in Junction City. Now another family has come forward and said school officials are not protecting their child.
More
-
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
More
-
Protest in Eugene against public option
Opponents of the House Democrat's health care reform bill rallied against the plan Thursday outside the federal courthouse in Eugene, Ore. They waved signs protesting a plan that would provide a public alternative to private health insurance.
More
-
Oregon family at Fort Hood is OK
Julia Cupp of Stayton, Ore., lives in military housing less than three miles away from where the shootings took place. She was unable to pick up her son from school at the usual time but said the family is OK.
More
-
Security camera catches Eugene burglar
A suspect or suspects threw a brick through the window of the Dutch Bros. coffee on Highway 99, where security cameras captured the break-in from multiple angles. VICTIM OF A CRIME? Post your security camera pics and video on KVAL.com | STORY
More
-
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.
More
-
Police: Gunman trailed patrol car before deadly shooting
Police said a dash cam inside Ofc. Timothy Brenton's patrol car snapped a photo of the car believed to be that of the gunman at 9:46 p.m. on Oct. 31 -- driving by the patrol car minutes before the shooting, which occurred just after 10 p.m. More
-
Adoption Connections of Oregon
The Adoption Connections of Oregon's Annual Conference is Saturday, November 7th at the Boy Scouts of America Building in Eugene.
More
-
Mother, father, 4-year-old son found dead in apparent murder-suicide
Police spent Thursday at a southeast Portland home investigating what appears to have been a double murder-suicide. Family and friends dropped by the home throughout the day as officers worked the scene.
More
-
'You feel so defiled when people come in and steal ... God's stuff'
Thieves cut their way into a shed and stole paintball guns from a church youth group by cutting through the lock after destroying the reinforced metal shroud installed to try and prevent thieves from striking again.
More
-
Pacific Gospel Music Association
The Pacific Gospel Music Association is performing a series of concerts at the First Baptist Church in Eugene starting Thursday, November 5th.
More
-
Woodland Park Holiday Bazaar
The Woodland Park Holiday Bazaar is Saturday, November 7th at the Woodland Park Center in Eugene.
More
-
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.
More
-
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.
More
-
National Adoption Awareness
November is National Adoption Awareness Month. Christie Obie-Barrett shares how we can help out locally.
More
-
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.
More
-
Ghosts, Coast to Coast
Ghost hunters share their ghost stories and ghost detection equipment.
More
-
Celebrated on 11/05/2009
More
-
Is suspect in plane theft stealing pizzas?
Maxine Kostelyk says she knows the work of Colton Harris-Moore when she sees it, and what she's seen over the past two weeks tells her the infamous teen burglar who terrorizes area residents is back at it again. More
-
Reward in Seattle officer's killing up to $105,000
Officials hope the huge reward will cause someone with information about Seattle officer Tim Brenton's killer to come forward. Investigators also have issued an internal state-wide alert for a "vehicle of interest."
More
-
Golf club gives fish a mulligan along Mohawk River
A Springfield area golf course is teeing up with a conservation group to help the environment and score a "birdie" for fish runs in the Mohawk River. It's not too often that part of a golf course is reclaimed for Mother nature, but that's happening here at the Springfield Country Club.
More
-
Sick of waiting in line for the swine flu vaccine?
KVAL News asked the Lane County Health Department if large clinics with long lines are the best way to vaccinate people after the Cottage Grove city manager wrote a letter critical of making people wait outside in the cold and crowd together inside.
More
-
City staff want to expand smoking ban
Smoke 'em if you got 'em? Maybe not in front of the Eugene library downtown and other public buildings. City of Eugene staff are asking the City Council to change the current smoking ban to include the areas around city buildings that provide services to kids.
More
-
What to do if you think you have swine flu
Over 100 children have died in the U.S., and otherwise healthy adults have died from complications. Is it time to panic about the swine flu? No. KVAL News got some advice from a doctor and found plenty of fiction clouding the facts regarding the flu.
More
-
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."
More