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KVAL anchor interviews Obama
KVAL evening anchor David Walker interviewed presidential hopeful Sen. Barack Obama in Albany and weighed the likelihood that the campaign for the Democratic nomination could be coming to a close. More
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Clinton talks health care in Portland
Sen. Hillary Clinton spent Friday, May 9, in Portland contrasting her plan for universal health care with the proposal from Sen. Barack Obama. Clinton appeared in Central Point, Ore., Thursday night. More
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Obama en route to Eugene
Sen. Barack Obama spoke to a full house in Albany and now heads down I-5 to appear at the University of Oregon at 7:45 p.m. Friday, May 9. KVAL.com will stream live video of the rally. More
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Diane Lerner talks about the Hardy Plant Group
aired 05/09/2008 More
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Share your campaign moments
Have you attended rallies or events for John McCain, Barack Obama or Hillary Clinton? Do you have other news? Share your photographs, personal stories, video and other news by joining YouNewsTV. For free Eugene Wi-Fi, click here.
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Mr. Food: Smoothie and Fondue
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Baseball coach saves player's life
Playing school sports can be dangerous, but one Maryland teenager nearly died on the baseball field. Fortunately, the coach from the visiting team stepped in. Melissa Carlson has more. More
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Puppy born green
A new puppy born in New Orleans definitely stands out from the rest of the litter. That's because he's green! But as Travers Mackel found out, the color won't last forever. More
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Celebrated on 05/09/2008
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Entertainment Report 05/09/2008
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Clinton renews call for debate in Oregon
Hoarse from a cross-country campaign trip, Sen. Hillary Clinton told die-hard supporters in southern Oregon she would keep running for president, and pressed her opponent to debate on Oregon issues.
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Rash of bus wrecks sparks concern
Seven students were injured, a bus driver was hospitalized and the driver of a car was killed in four separate school bus crashes in Oregon this week in Roseburg, Glide, Philomath and Scappoose. More
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Reporter gets lost in the woods - on purpose
You've heard the stories about hikers and travelers who get lost in the snow, never to be found again. To learn more about how to survive if you get lost, a local TV reporter got lost in the woods on purpose with the help of search and rescue personnel. More
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Man found dead in partially submerged car
Troopers say no one witnessed the incident so they don't know how long the car was in the water. They said it appears the car hit a power pole and then flipped into the water. More
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Crawford, TX preps for Jenna Bush's wedding
This weekend's big event will be held behind closed doors at the president's ranch, but that hasn't stopped the small town from gussying up in its own way.
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Alleged racy picture message causes concern
The alleged existence of a racy camera phone photo of a girl under 18 left students and staff at West Albany High School with concerns about whether a crime had occurred. More
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Kaptivating Kidz - Girls fun on wheels
In the first installment of the season, Nick Krupke introduces us to a family of roller skaters in Roseburg.
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Obama in Eugene tonight
Barack Obama appears in Albany in the afternoon and outdoors at the UO at 7:45 p.m. Friday, May 9. Check back at 7:45 p.m. for live streaming video of the rally here on KVAL.com. More
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Sheldon Theatre presents "Singing in the Rain"
aired 05/08/2008
CORRECT PHONE NUMBER FOR TICKETS IS 687-3346 More
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Mr. Food: Zesty Chicken Pasta Salad
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Program helps prevent eating disorders
Anyone with a teenager knows telling them what to do doesn't mean they'll do it. Eugene ORI researchers have discovered this concept is also true when it comes to eating disorders.
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Celebrated on 05/08/2008
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Entertainment Report 05/08/2008
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Researchers stumble on obesity prevention
Oregon Research Institute scientists in Eugene weren't looking specifically to prevent obesity when they stumbled on a breakthrough. While studying eating disorders, the researchers accidentally found something interesting. More
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Discounted gasoline causes tempers to flare
Discounted gasoline prices caused havoc at a gas station in Indianapolis. Customers battled it out, trying to fill up their tanks. Erica Flye has the story. More
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10-year-old gives birth to baby girl
The girl gave birth less than two weeks ago by caesarian section in Rexburg, Idaho, and police have arrested a 37-year-old man suspected of raping her. More
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Obama win in Oregon could sink Clinton
While complicated political mathematics are still involved, the simple story is that a convincing win by Barack Obama in Oregon on May 20 could be the death knell for Hillary Clinton's campaign. Maybe. More
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Driver killed in head-on collision with school bus north of Scappoose
A 62-year-old man was killed and four others were injured Wednesday afternoon in a crash involving a Scappoose School District School bus and a passenger car on Highway 30 about three miles north of Scappoose. More
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Glide school bus accident injures 3 students
A Glide School District bus ran off the road and into a ditch Wednesday morning. Three students were injured. None of those injuries were serious. More
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Beavers vs Pilots
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Eastern Oregon: the 51st state?
There's a new movement underway: to cut Oregon in half. It's not a joke. Some Oregonians want to add another state to the union and another star to the flag. Meet the people behind the movement. More
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Hewlett-Packard employees say job cuts are coming
A Corvallis newspaper reports that HP will cut 45 percent of its workforce. Hewlett-Packard's spokeswoman says the report is inaccurate but wouldn't give details.
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Hospitals in Oregon ask about ethnic background
Hospitals are getting more personal. When admitted, you will now be asked a question about your ethnicity. More
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Traffic signal slow? You can help
Not all traffic signals are perfectly adjusted. A national group recently gave the U.S. a grade of 'D' when it comes to traffic signal efficiency. If you spot one in Eugene that appears to be malfunctioning, you can help. Find out how. More
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Nearly 200 Lane County workers could lose jobs
At least 195 Lane County workers could lose their jobs under a proposed budget, but hearings continue on how to prioritize services. More
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Spingfield officials look for money for streets
Local blue ribbon panel is looking for funding options for Springfield street program. One possibility: a monthly fee paid by residents of the city to help preserve the streets - and prevent a Eugene-style backlog of street repairs.
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Eugene street budget help proposed
The city budget committee hopes to boost street repair funds. City councilors are also set to meet early next month to work on a proposed $81 million bond issue for streets to go to Eugene voters in November.
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Call center adds 150 jobs to Eugene
Enterprise Rent-A-Car opens new national call center in Eugene, employing 150 people now with the opportunity to employ up to 250 when operating at full capacity. More
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Company offers part-time pets for busy people
If you live in a small place in a big city and you work long hours, owning a dog is pretty much impossible. But a company called Flex Pets thinks it has the solution for those pet lovers who miss owning their own critter.
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Oregon in election spotlight
Voters should expect an aggressive get-out-the-vote effort by both campaigns since Oregon's unique vote-by-mail system means ballots can be turned in at any point from now until May 20. More
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Candidates split primaries, end near for Hillary?
Barack Obama swept to a convincing victory in the North Carolina primary Tuesday night and declared he was closing in on the Democratic presidential nomination. Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton eked out a win in Indiana. More
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Driver killed in head-on collision with school bus
The crash happened around 2:30 p.m. about five miles north of Scappoose at Tarbell Road. Highway 30 is closed in both directions as emergency vehicles respond to the scene. The closure is expected to last for several hours. More
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Reports of job cuts unconfirmed
In a prepared statement to KVAL, Hewlett-Packard neither confirmed nor denied plans to eliminate 300 to 400 jobs at its Corvallis campus. The Corvallis Gazette-Times first reported the cuts citing multiple anonymous sources. More
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Eugene couple to provide aid in Myanmar
The government in Myanmar is preventing most international aid groups from entering the country. A Eugene couple is on their way to the devastated region and will be allowed inside, thanks to their previous efforts in country. More
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Carol Phillips from Hult Center for the Performing Arts
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Survivor reflects on tragedy
Craig Riley said he's healing faster than the doctors thought - a combeback from an unthinkable crime that claimed the life of his wife Lindi and pointed to their son Gabe as the prime suspect. More
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Mr. Food: Watermelon Swimming Pool
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Officials: Up to 100,000 may be dead in Myanmar
Shari Villarosa, who heads the U.S. Embassy in Myanmar, said food and water are running short in the hard-hit Myanmar delta area and called the situation there "increasingly horrendous." More
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High school says student put urine in ice machine
A Kansas student is accused of putting urine in a school ice machine. To make matters worse, officials at Winfield High School say students from other schools may also have been exposed. Kim Wilhelm has the story. More
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Man finds pit bull stuck in engine of his truck
A California man popped the hood of his truck and saw a pair of eyes looking back at him. Leticia Ordaz tells us what it was and why it's now costing the truck's owner big bucks. More
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Celebrated on 05/07/2008
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Analysis questions whether sea lions were shot
A metal slug was found in the blubber of one animal. However, neither the fragments nor the slug appear to have caused death, and may have been associated with old wounds. More
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Entertainment Report 05/07/2008
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Car hits bus in Roseburg
A car hit a loaded school bus May 6, and some students were treated for bruises and abrasions. No serious injuries were reported. Police cited the driver for a moving violation.
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Coastal institution 'Oney's' lost to fire
The restaurant was a traditional stopping point for decades for travelers heading to and from the coast looking for a hearty, inexpensive meal in a throwback, timber-themed setting. The cause of the fire is under investigation. More
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6 fraternities suspended after huge drug sweep at San Diego State
San Diego State University has suspended six fraternities after a sweeping drug investigation that landed dozens of students in jail on suspicion of openly dealing drugs on campus. More
